Weller WLTCH6IR60 Chisel Soldering Iron Tip 0.25 in 3-pack

Product Description

The WELLER WLTCH6IR60 is a chisel-style replacement soldering iron tip designed for use with compatible Weller infrared and standard soldering iron handles. With a tip diameter of 0.25 inches (6.40 mm), this chisel tip delivers broad, flat contact area suited for drag soldering, pad tinning, and general-purpose through-hole or surface-mount work. Each package contains 3 tips, making it practical for bench environments where tip rotation and maintenance are part of normal workflow. Licensed electricians, electronics technicians, and field service pros working on control boards or low-voltage wiring will find this tip a reliable consumable.

This tip is intended for professional soldering applications where a wide, flat contact surface improves heat transfer and joint consistency. Typical use cases include soldering work on HVAC control boards, electrical panel connections, and light industrial electronics assembly. The chisel geometry is well suited for medium to large solder joints where a pencil or conical tip would be inefficient. The package quantity of 3 supports regular tip replacement schedules in high-use shop or field environments.

Key Features

• Chisel tip geometry with 0.25 inch (6.40 mm) diameter for broad heat transfer contact
• Package includes 3 tips for extended service without repeat ordering
• Compatible with multiple Weller WLIR, WLIRK, WLIRPK, and WLSK series iron handles
• Compact form factor — tip length approximately 2.1 inches, width 6 inches, height 0.5 inches
• Lightweight at 0.15 pounds per package

Compatibility

Confirmed compatible with the following Weller iron handles: WLIR8012A, WLIR8023C, WLIR8023G, WLIR8023I, WLIR8023M, WLIRK8012A, WLIRK8023C, WLIRK8023G, WLIRK8023I, WLIRK8023M, WLIRPK8012A, WLIRPK8023C, WLIRPK8023G, WLIRPK8023I, WLIRPK8023M, WLSK8012A, WLSK8023C, WLSK8023G, WLSK8023I.

Installation Notes

Tip replacement should be performed with the soldering iron fully powered off and cooled to ambient temperature before handling. Use the appropriate tip removal tool or heat-resistant grip to avoid damaging the heating element or tip threads. Follow the iron manufacturer's guidance for tip seating and locking to ensure proper thermal contact. Observe standard ESD precautions when working on sensitive control boards or low-voltage electronics.