Master Appliance
Master Appliance 70-01-01 UT-100Si Conical Solder Tip
Conical soldering tip with 1 mm width and 932 °F maximum temperature for UT-100 series handpieces
- TypeBroaches
- Conical 1 mm tip for precision soldering work
- Withstands up to 932 °F maximum operating temperature
- Fits UT-100, UT-100Si and compatible Master Appliance handpieces
- Ready to use straight from the box
- Part number 70-01-01 for easy reordering
Conical Solder Tip for UT-100 Series
This Master Appliance conical solder tip measures 1 mm at the working end and fits UT-100, UT-100-TC, UT-100Si, UT-100Si-HK, UT-100Si-TC and UT-100SiK handpieces. It is designed for precision soldering tasks that require a fine point. The tip belongs to the UT-100Si series and is sold new.
Thermal Performance and Power
The tip withstands a maximum operating temperature of 932 degrees F during normal use. Heat transfers directly from the compatible handpiece to the conical end without additional cooling requirements. Power draw depends entirely on the handpiece model selected. No noise is generated by the tip itself.
Compatibility Decides Fit
The single specification that determines whether this is the correct part is the handpiece model number. Only the six Master Appliance models listed above accept this UT-100Si series tip. Buyers with other handpiece models or different tip series cannot use this conical tip.
Highlights
- Conical 1 mm tip for precision soldering work
- Withstands up to 932 °F maximum operating temperature
- Fits UT-100, UT-100Si and compatible Master Appliance handpieces
- Ready to use straight from the box
- Part number 70-01-01 for easy reordering
Specifications
| Brand | MASTER APPLIANCE |
|---|---|
| Type | Broaches |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the 1 mm conical tip onto my UT-100Si handpiece without damaging the threads?
Screw the tip in by hand until it seats firmly, then give a light quarter-turn with a wrench; over-tightening strips the soft threads on the UT-100 series barrel.
When will the 1 mm conical tip need replacing under daily bench use?
Replace it once the plating erodes and the copper core darkens, typically after several hundred joints; a pitted tip no longer wets solder at 932 °F.
What is the first sign the tip is overheating during a long soldering session?
The tip surface turns dull grey and solder balls instead of flowing, showing the 932 °F limit has been exceeded.
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