Weller WLTC04IR60 Conical Soldering Iron Tip 3-pack

Product Description

The WELLER WLTC04IR60 is a conical soldering iron tip designed for precision soldering work. With a tip diameter of 0.01 inches (0.40 mm), this tip is built for fine-point applications where accuracy and heat transfer to small solder joints are critical. Each package contains 3 tips. The conical geometry concentrates heat at a single contact point, making it well suited for detailed PCB work and component-level repairs. Licensed electricians, electronics technicians, and bench-level service pros typically use this tip when working with tight pad spacing or small through-hole components.

This tip is used in electronics and low-voltage electrical service environments, particularly on circuit boards, control boards, and precision wiring harnesses. It fits a defined set of Weller soldering irons and is well suited for residential and light commercial electronics repair, HVAC control board rework, and production-level bench soldering where a fine conical profile is required. The small tip diameter makes it appropriate for tasks where a broader chisel or screwdriver tip would bridge adjacent pads or overheat small components.

Key Features

• Conical tip geometry for precise, single-point heat delivery
• Tip diameter of 0.01 inches (0.40 mm) for fine-pitch soldering work
• Pack of 3 tips per package for extended service intervals
• Cone tip series designed for controlled solder flow on small pads
• Replacement tip for compatible Weller iron handles and kits

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Weller soldering iron models: WLIR3012A, WLIR3023C, WLIR3023G, WLIR3023I, WLIR3023M, WLIRK3012A, WLIRK3023C, WLIRK3023G, WLIRK3023I, WLIRK3023M, WLSK3012A, WLSK3023C, WLSK3023G, and WLSK3023I.

Installation Notes

Tip replacement should be performed with the soldering iron powered off and fully cooled to prevent burns and tip damage. Allow the iron to reach operating temperature before applying solder to verify proper seating and heat transfer. Technicians should tin the tip immediately after installation to protect the working surface and extend tip life. Follow all applicable workplace electrical safety practices when servicing control boards or energized equipment.