Weller T0050104499 Soldering Iron Chisel Tip 1.30mm

Product Description

The WELLER T0050104499 is a chisel-style replacement soldering tip designed for use with compatible Weller soldering irons. The chisel profile delivers a broad, flat contact surface that transfers heat efficiently to solder joints, making it well suited for tinning leads, drag-soldering through-hole components, and general-purpose electronics assembly work. The tip measures 1.30 millimeters in diameter, placing it in the fine-to-medium range for controlled heat delivery. At 0.03 pounds, it is a lightweight, single-piece consumable that is straightforward to swap during routine iron maintenance. Technicians working in electronics repair, HVAC controls servicing, or electrical panel work will find this tip appropriate for precision applications where consistent heat transfer matters.

This chisel tip is suited for bench-top soldering tasks in both residential and commercial service environments. It is appropriate for use in electronics assembly, control board rework, sensor lead attachment, and similar low-voltage wiring tasks where a clean, repeatable solder joint is required. The input data specifies this tip is for use with Weller model T0052922699, making it a direct replacement consumable for that iron. Installation requires no tools beyond the iron itself, and tip changes should be performed only after the iron has cooled to a safe handling temperature.

Key Features

• Chisel tip profile for broad, flat heat transfer to solder joints
• 1.30 millimeter tip diameter for fine-to-medium precision work
• Lightweight construction at 0.03 pounds for easy single-handed swap
• OEM-specified replacement for Weller iron T0052922699
• Single-piece consumable with no assembly required

Compatibility

Specified for use with Weller soldering iron model T0052922699.

Installation Notes

Tip replacement should be performed by the technician operating the soldering iron. Always allow the iron to cool completely before handling or swapping tips to avoid burns and thermal shock to the tip. Secure the new tip firmly according to the iron manufacturer's guidance before powering the unit back on. Proper tip tinning immediately after installation extends tip life and maintains heat transfer efficiency.