Weller T0050101599 Soldering Iron Conical Tip 0.20mm

Product Description

The WELLER T0050101599 is a conical soldering iron tip designed as a direct replacement for compatible Weller soldering stations and irons. With a tip diameter of 0.20mm, this tip is suited for fine-pitch soldering work where precision contact is required. The small conical geometry allows the technician to apply heat to tight component pads, through-hole leads, and delicate surface-mount joints without bridging adjacent contacts. Electricians, electronics technicians, and trade professionals who perform control board repairs, sensor wiring, or low-voltage wiring terminations rely on correctly matched tips to maintain consistent heat transfer and joint quality.

This tip is designed for use with the Weller T0052922899 soldering iron or compatible tool handle. It fits residential and light commercial service scenarios where small-scale soldering is required, such as HVAC control board repair, thermostat wiring terminals, or electronic component replacement. The conical profile is a general-purpose shape that handles a broad range of light-duty soldering tasks where a small contact point is preferred over a chisel or bevel tip.

Key Features

• Conical tip geometry for precision soldering on fine-pitch and small pad applications
• Tip diameter of 0.20mm for narrow contact point control
• Compatible with Weller T0052922899 soldering iron
• Compact dimensions suit close-quarters component work
• Sold individually as a single replacement tip

Compatibility

Designed for use with the Weller T0052922899 soldering iron as stated by the manufacturer. Verify handle and tip series compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Tip replacement should be performed by a qualified technician with the soldering iron powered off and fully cooled before handling. Use the appropriate tip removal tool or wrench recommended by Weller to avoid thread damage. Do not over-tighten the tip retaining mechanism. Allow the iron to reach operating temperature before beginning soldering work to ensure proper thermal contact.