Master Appliance
Master Appliance UT-200Si Conical Solder Tip 1 mm
Conical solder tip, 1 mm wide, rated to 1,004 °F for UT-200 and UT-200Si handpieces
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Conical 1 mm tip for precise solder joints
- Withstands up to 1,004 °F for demanding tasks
- Designed for UT-200 and UT-200Si handpieces
- Master Appliance quality for reliable performance
- Ready to use straight from the box
Tip Series and Compatibility
The Master Appliance UT-200Si conical solder tip is a replacement part for UT-200 and UT-200Si handpieces. It suits technicians who need a precise tip for detailed soldering tasks on compatible equipment.
Conical Geometry and Temperature Rating
The 1 mm conical tip width enables fine-point work on small joints and components. A maximum operating temperature of 1,004 Degrees F supports demanding applications without degrading the tip.
Ideal Users and Limitations
This tip fits professionals using Master Appliance UT-200 or UT-200Si handpieces who require a 1 mm conical profile. Buyers who need a different tip width, a chisel or bevel profile, or compatibility with other handpiece models should look at something else.
Highlights
- Conical 1 mm tip for precise solder joints
- Withstands up to 1,004 °F for demanding tasks
- Designed for UT-200 and UT-200Si handpieces
- Master Appliance quality for reliable performance
- Ready to use straight from the box
Specifications
| Brand | MASTER APPLIANCE |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
Questions about this item
Will the 1 mm conical tip on the UT-200Si need regular replacement due to wear?
The 1 mm conical tip is a consumable part that erodes with use; replace it when the plating wears through or the tip no longer wets properly.
What limits continuous operation of the UT-200Si tip at its 1,004 °F maximum temperature?
Sustained use at 1,004 °F accelerates oxidation and plating loss, so tip life becomes the practical limit before temperature stability degrades.
How much heat does the UT-200Si tip radiate during all-day soldering sessions?
At 1,004 °F the tip emits significant localized heat; expect the handpiece and nearby surfaces to become hot during extended use.
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