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Your cart is empty. Weller ETA solid copper solder tip is plated with iron, nickel and chromium. .0625" reach
. 0.062" tip size
Kirk Rhinehart
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2024
Super convenient. Real Weller part that came overnight.
peteygrizz
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2024
This was supposedly a real Weller tip, but it did not work well from the start. The tip did not want to take solder and it does not transfer heat well to the joints. After a few bad joints I threw it out and put back on the original I wanted to replace and BEWM, worked perfectly. Hopefully it was just a defect with that one tip and not something that is typical considering I just bought their new WE101 station that uses these style tips. I ordered a pack of them from Weller and hopefully these will fare better.
DanB435
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2020
It's a replacement soldering tip. Not much to say, it fit correctly and works fine.
Alex
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2019
Replaced the tip of a welder and works fine.Thanks
C. Jackson
Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2018
This is the tip that comes with the unit, and is still in my mind the most useful in daily applications. As far as I've been able to tell, how long the tip lasts is mostly dependent on what you use as flux, since some of them seem to tarnish the material in seconds and others seem to not affect it at all. At this point I almost always just have 600 or 800 grit sandpaper on hand to remove the oxidation from the flux and it keeps the tip just about good as new, so I seldom have to buy another one. Of course in time the whole thing gets oxidized to the point where it really isn't efficiently transferring heat anymore, which to me is just about yearly. I can afford to buy a new one of these once or twice a year.
Crof
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2016
I hope this review helps someone else know when its time to change their soldering tip.In short, this tip works wonderfully in my Weller iron.The longer story is that I'm relatively new to soldering and am certainly still learning. Recently I was having the worst time soldering items. I need to solder some wires to a connector, but I was having trouble getting solder to melt. Sometimes it would take 30 seconds of heat to melt the solder, sometimes it wouldn't melt at all. I tried everything I could think of (turns out most of these are unwise): changing the temperature, changing the solder, applying pressure to somehow 'force' the solder to melt. Eventually it got to the point where no solder would melt at all or it would sometimes appear to vaporize as opposed to melt. If I did get it to melt it would just fall off the tip and not stick where I needed it to.I couldn't find anywhere online that said when you should change your soldering tip, just that sometimes people would suggest that people with my same issues needed a new tip. So I got a new tip.As soon as I looked at the new tip I knew this was my problem (Attached image of old and new tip to review). My old tip was completely discolored due to misuse such as not keeping solder on the tip, having the temperature too high, and not keeping it clean. I believe this discoloring is from oxidization and apparently this makes a barrier that keeps the solder from melting properly. Usually you can use or a sponge to remove this, but mine was let go for far too long and the tip was ruined.As soon as I attached this new tip, it was like night and day. The solder melted to the tip very quickly and it has allowed me to regain my soldering sanity. The rest of my project was hundreds of times easier with a working tip.I'll be taking much better care of this tip.
Miguel
Reviewed in Canada on October 18, 2016
What more to say... a replacement tip for the Weller PES50 iron.
Tommie Blanchard
Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2014
Bought these as a replacement for OEM tip, can't say how these will hold up but the original tip is going strong after many connections. Clean easy with just a wipe and conduct the heat like you expect. I worked in electronics for 40 years and used many Weller irons and tips, when I needed a new iron I went with a proven brand.
Charlie Johnson
Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2013
This is a replacement tip for one I let burn up because I failed to keep it clean. For the Do It Yourselfer, like me, Weller has been the standard for the home hobbyist and electronics enthusiast for years. I am extremely pleased with my Weller Soldering Station.
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