Weller WLTCH4IR30 Chisel Soldering Iron Tip 3-pack

Product Description

The WELLER WLTCH4IR30 is a chisel-style replacement soldering iron tip sold in a pack of three. It fits a range of Weller corded soldering irons and is designed for general-purpose soldering work where a broad, flat contact surface improves heat transfer to pads, leads, and joints. The chisel tip measures 0.16 inches (4.00 mm) in diameter. The broad flat face of a chisel tip makes it well suited for drag soldering, tinning wire, and desoldering larger components. This tip is a direct OEM-style replacement intended for use by electronics technicians, electricians, and bench repair professionals.

This tip is appropriate for both bench and field soldering applications. Common use cases include circuit board rework, control board repair in HVAC and electrical panels, wire harness assembly, and general component-level soldering. The pack of three provides on-hand spares to minimize downtime during active service calls or production work. Compatible with a broad set of Weller soldering iron models as listed in the compatibility section below.

Key Features

• Chisel tip geometry for efficient heat transfer on flat solder joints and drag soldering
• 0.16 inches (4.00 mm) tip diameter for medium-duty soldering tasks
• Sold as a pack of 3, providing immediate replacement tips
• OEM-style fit for listed Weller soldering iron models
• Compact form factor: 2.1 inches length, 0.35 inches height, 6 inches width (packaged)

Compatibility

Compatible with the following Weller soldering iron models per manufacturer specification: WLIR8012A, WLIR8023C, WLIR8023G, WLIR8023I, WLIR8023M, WLIRK8012A, WLIRK8023C, WLIRK8023G, WLIRK8023I, WLIRK8023M, WLIRPK8012A, WLIRPK8023C, WLIRPK8023G, WLIRPK8023I, WLIRPK8023M, WLSK8012A, WLSK8023C, WLSK8023G, and WLSK8023I.

Installation Notes

Soldering iron tip replacement is performed by electronics technicians and electricians. Always allow the iron to cool completely before removing or installing a tip to prevent burns and avoid damage to the tip or iron barrel. Tip installation typically requires no tools — hand-tighten only to avoid thread damage. Follow the iron manufacturer's guidelines for tip tinning and storage to extend tip service life.