Weller WLTCH60IR80 Soldering Iron Chisel Tip 0.25 in 3-pack

Product Description

The WELLER WLTCH60IR80 is a chisel-style soldering iron replacement tip designed for use with compatible WELLER soldering irons. The tip measures 0.25 inches (6.40 mm) in diameter and delivers a broad, flat contact surface that efficiently transfers heat to solder joints, terminals, and wire connections. This package includes three tips, making it practical for technicians who keep spares on hand during extended soldering work. Electricians, electronics technicians, and HVAC controls installers who perform low-voltage wiring and control board work rely on consistent tip geometry for clean, repeatable joints.

The WLTCH60IR80 chisel tip is suited for general-purpose soldering tasks including wire splicing, terminal soldering, and PCB rework on control boards found in residential and light commercial HVAC, electrical, and related trade applications. The three-pack format supports service vehicles, shop benches, and job-site kits where tip availability is critical. This tip is appropriate for work requiring a wider heat-transfer profile than a conical or needle tip would provide.

Key Features

• Chisel tip geometry provides broad, flat contact surface for efficient heat transfer
• 0.25-inch (6.40 mm) tip diameter suited for terminal and wire soldering
• Packaged quantity of 3 tips per order for convenient stocking
• Replacement tip compatible with multiple WELLER soldering iron models (see Compatibility)
• Lightweight at 0.23 pounds per package for easy handling and storage

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

Soldering iron tip replacement is typically performed by electricians, electronics technicians, and HVAC controls technicians. Always allow the soldering iron to cool completely before removing or installing a tip to avoid burns and thermal damage to the tool. Follow the iron manufacturer's guidelines for tip installation torque and seating to ensure proper thermal contact. Work should conform to applicable electrical codes and safety standards for the task being performed.