Weller PTL7 Soldering Iron Long Screwdriver Tip

Product Description

The WELLER PTL7 is a long screwdriver-style soldering tip designed for use with compatible PT Series soldering stations. It provides a flat, elongated contact surface suited for drag soldering, tinning wire leads, and working in confined areas where a standard tip lacks reach. The tip is part of WELLER's PT Series tip line, making it a straightforward OEM-style replacement or spare for technicians who maintain multiple tip profiles. At 0.03 pounds, it is lightweight and easy to swap during a service session. Electricians, electronics technicians, and HVAC controls technicians working on low-voltage wiring and circuit boards will find this tip useful for precise, repeatable heat transfer.

The PTL7 is suited for bench-top repair and field service work involving soldering stations that accept PT Series tips. Typical applications include splicing and tinning stranded conductors, reworking through-hole components on control boards, and soldering terminal connections on low-voltage HVAC and electrical panels. The long screwdriver geometry is especially practical when access to a joint is restricted by surrounding components or wiring harnesses.

Key Features

• Long screwdriver tip profile provides extended reach for confined soldering applications
• PT Series designation ensures direct fitment with compatible WELLER PT Series soldering stations
• 1 inch tip length for added reach over standard screwdriver tip profiles
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds for easy handling and quick tip changes
• Flat contact surface supports drag soldering, wire tinning, and terminal work

Compatibility

Designed for use with WELLER PT Series soldering stations. Verify station model accepts PT Series tips before installation.

Installation Notes

Tip replacement should be performed by a qualified technician with the soldering station powered off and the iron fully cooled. Use appropriate tip-removal tools if the tip is seized; do not force removal with pliers that could damage the heating element threads. Tin the new tip immediately after reaching operating temperature to protect the plating and extend service life. Follow applicable workplace electrical safety practices when servicing energized control boards.