Weller T0050103599 Soldering Iron Conical Bent Tip

Product Description

The WELLER T0050103599 is a conical bent replacement soldering tip designed for use with compatible Weller soldering irons and stations. The tip features a fine conical point with a 0.10 mm tip diameter and a bent geometry, making it well suited for accessing tight solder joints and working at an angle on densely populated circuit boards. At approximately 0.03 pounds, the tip is lightweight and engineered for precision hand-soldering work. Electricians, electronics technicians, and bench technicians performing board-level repair or assembly work will find this tip appropriate for fine-pitch component soldering tasks.

This replacement tip is intended for precision soldering applications where a standard straight tip cannot reach confined or obstructed joint locations. The bent conical profile allows the technician to maintain a natural hand angle while contacting the solder joint directly. Typical use scenarios include rework of SMD components, through-hole connections in congested areas, and repair work on control boards found in HVAC equipment, electrical panels, and similar electronic assemblies. It is sold individually as a single-piece replacement.

Key Features

• Conical bent tip geometry for angled access to confined solder joints
• Fine 0.10 mm tip diameter suited for precision and fine-pitch soldering
• Lightweight construction at 0.03 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use
• Sold as a single-piece replacement unit for straightforward inventory management
• Designed as a direct OEM-style replacement tip for compatible Weller irons

Compatibility

Designed for use with Weller soldering iron model T0052922699 as stated by the manufacturer. Verify iron and tip series compatibility before installation.

Installation Notes

Replacement soldering tips are typically installed and serviced by electronics technicians or qualified trade professionals performing board-level rework. Always allow the soldering iron to cool completely and disconnect it from power before removing or installing a tip. Use appropriate heat-resistant tools when handling tips, as residual heat can cause burns. Follow the iron manufacturer's instructions for tip insertion, seating, and any required tip-tinning procedure before use.