Weller PTF7 Soldering Iron Tip Conical Flat Pt Series

Product Description

The WELLER PTF7 is a replacement soldering iron tip designed for use with Weller PT Series soldering stations. It features a dual-geometry profile combining a conical point and a flat face, giving technicians the flexibility to handle both precision point work and broader pad contacts without changing tips. At 0.625 inches in length and weighing just 0.03 pounds, this tip is a compact, lightweight consumable suited for fine electronics work. Electricians, electronics technicians, and bench repair professionals install this tip as part of routine station maintenance or when switching between soldering tasks.

The PTF7 is appropriate for bench soldering stations used in electrical panel shops, motor control assembly, HVAC control board repair, and general low-voltage electronics service. The conical and flat tip geometry makes it well suited for through-hole component work, lead tinning, and surface contacts where heat transfer needs to be directed and controlled. It is sold individually and is a direct fit for PT Series stations.

Key Features

• Dual-geometry tip: conical point and flat face in a single tip for versatile heat application
• Compact 0.625-inch tip length for precision access in tight board layouts
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended bench work
• PT Series compatibility for straightforward drop-in installation
• Sold as a single unit for individual replacement or stocking by task type

Compatibility

Designed for use with Weller PT Series soldering stations as stated by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Soldering iron tips are installed and replaced by electricians and electronics technicians during routine station maintenance. Always allow the soldering iron to cool completely before removing or installing a tip to prevent burns and thread damage. Use the appropriate tip removal tool or wrench specified for the station model rather than pliers, which can damage the tip or barrel. Tin the new tip immediately after first heat-up to extend tip life and maintain heat transfer efficiency.