Soldering Iron Tip - Round Sloped - 1.6mm - Weller CT5A7

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This guide is for users of the Weller CT5A7 soldering tip, designed for precision soldering tasks with W61, W101, and W201 soldering irons. The CT5A7 offers a 1.6mm round sloped tip for detailed work, ensuring efficient heat transfer. However, users should note that this tip is specifically designed for use with compatible Weller soldering irons, and it's essential to verify compatibility before use.
| Model Part Number | CT5A7 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Weller |
The CT5A7 operates at 370°C.
The CT5A7 is compatible with Weller W61 soldering irons.
Clean the tip with a damp sponge or tip cleaner after each use.
Store the soldering iron and tip in a safe, dry place when not in use.
The tip may be dirty or not properly tinned. Clean and re-tin the tip.
The round, sloped shape enables better heat transfer and allows for precise soldering.
Check the power supply, ensure the tip is securely attached, and consider replacing the heating element if necessary.
Check the power supply to the soldering iron. Ensure the tip is securely attached to the heating element. Replace the heating element if necessary.
Clean the tip with a tip cleaner or a damp sponge. Re-tin the tip with solder. Ensure the soldering iron has reached the correct operating temperature.
To use the Weller CT5A7, first ensure it is compatible with your W61 soldering iron. Screw the tip securely into the soldering iron's heating element. Once attached, allow the tip to reach the operating temperature of 370°C before use.
*Compatibility:* The CT5A7 is compatible with W61 soldering irons.
*Care:* After each use, clean the tip with a damp sponge or tip cleaner. Tin the tip with solder to prevent oxidation and extend its lifespan. Store the soldering iron and tip in a safe, dry place when not in use. Regular maintenance will ensure consistent performance and longevity.