Weller
Weller TPTB7 Soldering Tip Screwdriver 2.4 mm 0.0938 in
Iron-plated copper screwdriver tip 2.4 mm wide for Weller TC201, TCP and WTCPT handpieces
- TypeWelding Parts & Supplies
- Screwdriver tip shape reaches narrow joints
- 4 mm width matches fine-pitch work
- 700 Degrees F max temperature handles lead-free solder
- Iron-plated copper body resists wear
- Fits Weller TC201, TCP and WTCPT handpieces
Screwdriver tip for Weller stations
This Weller TPTB7 soldering tip uses a screwdriver profile suited to general through-hole and surface-mount work. It fits the TC201, TC201FE, TC201T, TCP, TCP 12, TCP 24, TCP 42 and TCPS handpieces. Compatible stations include the WTCP 51, WTCPN, WTCPS and WTCPT models. The tip is iron-plated copper and is not ESD safe.
Thermal behaviour at 700 °F
The tip is rated for a maximum operating temperature of 700 degrees Fahrenheit. Iron-plated copper construction delivers consistent heat transfer during extended soldering sessions. No active cooling or fan is involved, so acoustic output is limited to the station itself. Power draw depends entirely on the connected station rather than the tip.
Compatibility defines the accessory value
Bundled documentation simply confirms the supported handpiece and station lists shown above. No additional software, calibration data or specialised flux is supplied. The tip width of 2.4 mm and length of 15.87 mm determine joint access, while the .0938 inch measurement offers an imperial reference. Users needing other geometries must select a different PT-series tip.
Highlights
- Screwdriver tip shape reaches narrow joints
- 4 mm width matches fine-pitch work
- 700 Degrees F max temperature handles lead-free solder
- Iron-plated copper body resists wear
- Fits Weller TC201, TCP and WTCPT handpieces
Specifications
| Brand | WELLER |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Parts & Supplies |
Questions about this item
How do I fit the screwdriver tip onto a WTCPT station and what step is often missed?
Screw the tip into a compatible TC201, TC201FE, TC201T, TCP, TCP 12, TCP 24 or TCP 42 handpiece until the iron-plated copper shank seats fully; the step often missed is tightening it while the handpiece is cold so the threads do not strip when the 700 Degrees F operating temperature is reached.
What part will need replacement after extended soldering sessions?
The iron-plated copper screwdriver tip itself wears down as the 2.4 mm width erodes; replace the tip when the plating is breached or the 15.87 mm length no longer transfers heat cleanly.
At what temperature limit does the tip stop performing reliably during continuous use?
The maximum operating temperature is 700 Degrees F; sustained work at or above this limit degrades the iron plating fastest and signals that the tip is approaching its service limit.
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