Zoro Select
Zoro Select Chisel Soldering Tip, Pink, 200 Pack
Pack of 200 pink chisel soldering tips in 24 by 36 inch low-density polyethylene bags, 4 mil thick, anti-static and open-ended
- TypeChisel
- Chisel tip profile speeds through broad joints
- 200-piece bulk pack covers high-volume work
- 4 mil LDPE bags protect tips from static
- 24 × 36 in open-top bags allow quick access
- Prop 65 notice ensures regulatory transparency
Product identity
The Zoro Select chisel soldering tip comes in a pink poly bag and is sold as a case pack of two hundred pieces for high-volume assembly or repair work. It suits production lines, training labs and service centres that need a consistent supply of identical tips.
Thermals noise and power
The tip itself has no active cooling, fan or electrical draw; heat management depends entirely on the soldering station it is mounted to. In normal use the station determines temperature stability and any audible noise from its own transformer or fan.
Bundled accessories
Each tip is packaged in an anti-static low-density polyethylene bag measuring twenty-four by thirty-six inches with a four-mil thickness and an open top. The flat-bottom bags include a hang hole and come two hundred to a case for easy dispensing and static-safe storage.
Highlights
- Chisel tip profile speeds through broad joints
- 200-piece bulk pack covers high-volume work
- 4 mil LDPE bags protect tips from static
- 24 × 36 in open-top bags allow quick access
- Prop 65 notice ensures regulatory transparency
Specifications
| Brand | ZORO SELECT |
|---|---|
| Type | Chisel |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Zoro Select chisel soldering tip and what step is often missed?
The tip is designed to fit compatible chisel-style soldering irons; the step people get wrong is not tightening the set screw or barrel nut fully before heating, which can cause the tip to loosen or oxidise faster.
What maintenance or replacement will the tip need later?
Plan to clean the tip with a brass sponge or damp cloth after each use, re-tin it regularly, and replace it once the iron plating wears through or the tip no longer wets solder cleanly.
What limit appears first during sustained soldering with this tip?
The thermal mass of the chisel tip means heat transfer drops off during long joints, so the iron’s recovery time becomes the limiting factor before the tip itself degrades.
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