Weller PTR7 Soldering Iron Chisel Tip Pt Series

Product Description

The WELLER PTR7 is a replacement chisel-style soldering tip designed for use with Weller PT Series soldering stations. At 0.625 inches in length, it delivers a broad, flat contact surface that transfers heat efficiently to larger solder joints, pad work, and through-hole component leads. Weighing just 0.03 pounds, the tip is a lightweight consumable that wears with use and is replaced as part of routine station maintenance. It is installed and replaced by electronics technicians, HVAC controls technicians, and electrical tradespeople who use Weller PT Series stations for field or bench soldering work.

This chisel tip is suited for general-purpose soldering applications where a flat, wide heat-transfer surface is needed. Typical uses include soldering wire connections, terminal lugs, and larger through-hole components on control boards and electrical assemblies. The PT Series designation means it is matched to the corresponding Weller PT Series iron and station lineup. It is a direct consumable replacement intended to restore tip performance when the original tip shows oxidation, pitting, or degraded tinning.

Key Features

• Chisel tip profile for broad heat transfer to larger joints and terminals
• PT Series designation ensures proper fit with compatible Weller PT Series irons
• 0.625 inch tip length suitable for close-clearance bench and field work
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds for minimal tool balance impact
• Single-piece consumable packaged individually for straightforward stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement chisel tip for Weller PT Series soldering stations and irons.

Installation Notes

Tip replacement is performed by electronics or electrical technicians. Always allow the soldering iron to cool completely and disconnect it from power before removing or installing a tip. Use the appropriate tip removal tool or heat-resistant grip recommended for the station model to avoid damage to the heating element or tip threads. Tin the new tip promptly after first heat-up to protect the working surface from oxidation.