Weller T0050105199 Soldering Iron Conical Tip

Product Description

The WELLER T0050105199 is a conical soldering iron replacement tip designed for precision soldering work on electronic components, circuit boards, and fine wire connections. With a 1.60mm tip diameter, it delivers controlled heat transfer to small solder joints without bridging adjacent pads or terminals. This tip suits electronics technicians, HVAC controls technicians, and electricians performing low-voltage wiring repairs where point-contact soldering is required. It ships as a single unit and installs directly into compatible Weller soldering iron handles.

The T0050105199 conical tip is suited for detail soldering on residential and commercial control boards, sensor leads, terminal connections, and electronic assemblies. Its narrow profile is especially practical in confined spaces where a larger chisel or bevel tip would overheat adjacent components. Technicians servicing thermostat wiring, zone control boards, or motor start components will find the 1.60mm diameter appropriate for point-to-point soldering on small-gauge conductors and SMD pads. Compatible with select Weller iron handles as noted by the manufacturer.

Key Features

• Conical tip geometry for precise, point-contact heat delivery to small solder joints
• 1.60mm tip diameter suited for fine-pitch PCB work and small-gauge wire terminations
• OEM replacement tip maintains consistent thermal performance with compatible Weller handles
• Compact form factor works in tight spaces on control boards and terminal strips
• Single-unit packaging allows individual replacement without excess stock

Compatibility

Designed for use with Weller soldering iron handle T0052923099 as specified by the manufacturer. Verify handle model compatibility before ordering.

Installation Notes

Soldering iron tip replacement is performed by electronics technicians and licensed electricians. Allow the iron to cool fully before removing or installing a tip to prevent burns and avoid damaging the tip seat. Use appropriate tip-tinner or cleaning wire to condition the new tip before first use. Work on energized control boards should follow applicable NFPA 70E electrical safety practices, including de-energizing and locking out circuits where possible.