Weller
Weller 60 W Soldering Iron 1.6 mm Tip 120 V
A 60 W soldering iron with a 1.6 mm screwdriver tip reaching up to 800 °F in 110 seconds on 120 V power
- TypeLight Weight and Compact, 3 Wire, Heavy Duty
- Heats to working temperature in 110 seconds
- Lightweight, compact body reduces fatigue during long jobs
- Cushion-grip handle gives secure, comfortable control
- Three-wire grounded plug meets 120 V safety needs
- Screwdriver tip of 1.6 mm suits general soldering tasks
60 W Soldering Iron with 1.6 mm Tip
This 60-watt Weller soldering iron operates on 120 V mains power and reaches its maximum temperature in 110 seconds. It ships with a single 1.6 mm screwdriver-style tip from the CT5 series and features a three-wire grounded plug and a cushion-grip handle.
Suited for general bench soldering
The iron is well suited for technicians and hobbyists who need a lightweight, heavy-duty tool for through-hole components and larger wire splices. It is not intended for fine-pitch surface-mount work where a narrower tip and finer temperature control are required.
Tip temperature range 600 to 800 °F
The adjustable output comfortably handles standard electrical connections, terminal tinning and connector repairs within the stated 600 to 800 °F window. Very small joints or heat-sensitive components may exceed the practical lower limit of this iron.
Highlights
- Heats to working temperature in 110 seconds
- Lightweight, compact body reduces fatigue during long jobs
- Cushion-grip handle gives secure, comfortable control
- Three-wire grounded plug meets 120 V safety needs
- Screwdriver tip of 1.6 mm suits general soldering tasks
Specifications
| Brand | Weller |
|---|---|
| Type | Light Weight and Compact, 3 Wire, Heavy Duty |
Questions about this item
Does the 120 V three-prong plug require a grounded outlet?
Yes, the three-prong plug must be connected to a properly grounded 120 V outlet for safe operation.
Can I use my existing CT5-series tips with this iron?
Yes, the iron is compatible with the CT5 tip series, so your current CT5 tips will fit.
How do I confirm the iron has reached its 800 °F maximum temperature?
After about 110 seconds the iron should reach 800 °F; a damp sponge test or solder melt check will verify it is ready.
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