Weller
Weller Soldering Screwdriver Tip 1/16In 700F
A Weller screwdriver-style soldering tip measuring 1/16 inch and rated for 700°F operation
- Selling UnitBag
- TypeSoldering Tips
- Size/DimensionsTIP,SCREWDRIVER,1/16",700F
- Precise 1/16" tip for fine detail work
- 700°F rating handles high-temperature soldering tasks
- Screwdriver profile suits flat joints and connectors
- Weller brand trusted by professionals worldwide
- Compatible with WTCPT series soldering stations
Tip size and temperature rating
This Weller soldering tip has a 1/16 inch screwdriver profile and a 700F temperature rating. It is designed for precision soldering tasks that require a fine point and consistent heat. The tip suits technicians and hobbyists working on small electronic joints.
Construction and compatibility
The tip is built for use with WTCPT series soldering equipment. Its screwdriver shape allows direct contact with pads and leads for efficient heat transfer. The bagged selling unit keeps the tip protected until installation.
Verification before purchase
Confirm that your soldering station accepts WTCPT series tips before ordering. Check that the 1/16 inch screwdriver geometry matches the joint access and component spacing of your project. Ensure the 700F rating aligns with the temperature requirements of your solder alloy.
Highlights
- Precise 1/16" tip for fine detail work
- 700°F rating handles high-temperature soldering tasks
- Screwdriver profile suits flat joints and connectors
- Weller brand trusted by professionals worldwide
- Compatible with WTCPT series soldering stations
Specifications
| Brand | Weller |
|---|---|
| Selling Unit | Bag |
| Type | Soldering Tips |
| Size/Dimensions | TIP,SCREWDRIVER,1/16",700F |
Questions about this item
What temperature does the 700F screwdriver tip reach?
The tip is rated for 700°F, which is the operating temperature it maintains during soldering work.
Which Weller soldering stations accept this 1/16 inch tip?
It is designed for use with WTCPT series stations, so check your station model against that series.
How do you secure the tip in the iron, and what step is often missed?
Thread the tip into the barrel until it seats firmly; the step many skip is tightening it while the iron is cold so it does not loosen when heated.
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