Where can I find additional tips for this torch? I need a pencil tip for soldering.
259584
Since it is a brazing torch, I doubt the maker makes pencil tips. The flame swirls making it the wrong tool for fine soldering.
259585
The tip is removable. Maybe uses standard tips. Try calling the manufacturer.
259586
Don't think you can interchange the tips this particular torch is made for sweating pipe and other things that require a high temperature
259587
This is NOT the proper type of torch for soldering...Unless you are talking about sweating copper pipe, then the tip that is on it is fine.
1445514
Yes you can use silicone, hot glue, or double stick tape. For soldering tips I use pencil tip iron n low melt solder to prevent over heating of strip copper n plastic. Hope this answer helps
172702
No, you have to run it with a soldering tip. It i awesome for a soldering iron though. I don't recommend a butane torch if you plan on using it for plumbing or anything that requires a lot of heat, they usually won't get that hot.
1366512
I assume you are asking about copper or copper plated wire. You can do that with a regular soldering iron but the Lee melter at a pretty high temperature would work better. have at least 15% tin in the mix of lead or use pure tin.
1582105
Put your pencil in the drawer or give it to your older kids to replace their 50's wood-burning kit. This is a 70 watt 24V pencil, with digital temperature control, feedback, and auto-shutoff feature. Tip-To-Ground Resistance is 2 ohms, Tip-To-Ground Potential &lt; 2mV The temperature range is 200C to 480C This also has a hot air pen for SMT soldering, HASL, and applying shrink-tubing to connections.
1105691
Unplug the mig torch lead. Measure the OD of end block that fits into the welder. post it and I will check for you.
1592909
It comes with a standard chisel point tip, 1.8 or 2 mm I think. Works great straight out of the box for most soldering jobs.
1426094
I have not had a problem igniting the soldering tip as long as the little air hole is pointed up. You can see the flame thru this hole
1936497
The ETA screwdriver tip that comes with it is the best tip for PCB and general soldering tasks. Pointed conical tips are problematic...they don't sit against the component leads and slide which can be troublesome. If you stay with the standard tip that comes with the station, you will be able to do almost any soldering task. I'm using the same tip...I use this soldering station professionally in my daily pro audio electronics operation.
1080563
I have only used a small torch, but I think a soldering iron would work on small jobs.
1728098
Thank you for quick answer. Also a second question, would this solder be good for long uses? And where would be a good site to look up, and learn the proper care for these tools?
1214208
This soldering Iron only comes with one tip. I understand there are multiple sizes and shapes available to purchase separately.
1302718
I have not had enough use to say weather the tip will melt. But the tips are easy to replace! I had a much "cheaper" Weller iron and the tip melted all the way down during a project (Radio). 3 each: Weller Soldering Iron (SP23L) This is the one! It is for "light" duty.
1936498
I would recommend a pointed tip for soldering on a PCB, I have the same soldering station and the ET tip series are the compatible tips.http://www.all-spec.com/search?keywords=et+series+style&brand;=Weller&x;=25&i;=1&f;=fthis link will give you the info on the different available tips, You just need to match the tip for the size of application that you intend to use it for to get the proper amount of heat transfer.
80000
Hi B. It depends on what you are trying to do with it. The Blazer torch has great features but generally I find it easier and more accurate to soft-solder with a soldering iron. That said, if you are working with precious metals you MUST NOT use a soldering iron as it will ruin the finish. This models included base and "hands free" operation do make it an excellent detail torch and I have been very happy with the results when I've had to braze delicate items. Have fun and good luck!
1936496
I would recommend a pointed tip for soldering on a PCB, I have the same soldering station and the ET tip series are the compatible tips.http://www.all-spec.com/search?keywords=et+series+style&brand=Weller&x=25&i=1&f=f this link will give you the info on the different available tips, You just need to match the tip for the size of application that you intend to use it for to get the proper amount of heat transfer.
1973243
According to the product manual linked on the page:PES51 50 watt Soldering Tool w/ETA Tip