Weller T0050105399 Conical Bent Soldering Iron Tip

Product Description

The WELLER T0050105399 is a conical bent replacement soldering iron tip designed for precision soldering work. The bent conical geometry allows access to tight board locations and angled joint work that a straight tip cannot reach as cleanly. The tip measures 0.80 millimeters in diameter at the point, making it suited for fine-pitch component soldering where heat application must be controlled and localized. This tip is installed by electronics technicians, field service technicians, and bench repair professionals working on circuit boards, wire terminations, and small electrical assemblies.

This tip is intended for use in professional soldering stations where repeatable, controlled heat delivery is required. Typical applications include PCB rework, through-hole and surface-mount component replacement, and electrical harness work in both shop and field environments. The bent conical profile is particularly useful when a soldering joint is obscured by nearby components or when the iron must approach a pad at an angle rather than straight on.

Key Features

• Conical bent tip geometry for angled access to congested board areas
• 0.80mm tip diameter for fine-pitch and precision soldering applications
• OEM replacement tip maintaining original station performance
• Compact form factor: 4.75 inches height, 1.5 inches length, 0.70 inches width
• Lightweight at 0.03 pounds for reduced hand fatigue during extended use

Compatibility

Designed for use with WELLER soldering iron handle T0052923099 as specified by the manufacturer.

Installation Notes

Tip replacement should be performed with the soldering station powered off and the iron fully cooled to prevent burns or damage to the tip seating surface. Use the appropriate tip removal tool or heat-resistant grip recommended by the manufacturer — do not use unprotected hands or standard pliers on the tip body. Inspect the tip seat and heating element contact surface for oxidation or debris before installing the new tip. Tin the new tip immediately after first heat-up to prevent oxidation and extend service life.