are tips replaceable?
1814084
If you want one with replaceable, this is the one you should buy.Stylus, amPen Hybrid Stylus for iPad Air, iPad Pro, iPad 2/3/4, iPad Mini 2/4, iPhone 6 Plus/6, Nexus 5x/6P, Galaxy Tab S2/E/A/8.0, Galaxy S6 Edge/S6/S5 (Interchangeable Hybrid Tip Feature) Black
1814085
I don't know if the tips are replaceable. I do know their more durable than the rubber tipped pen I bought previously at twice the price just for the one rubber tipped pen.
1814086
Insofar as I know, no, but that's because the microfiber or whatever doesn't really wear out... It's not like a rubber tip on most of the other styli I've used. After putting it this model through more than its share of abuse, I have yet to "wear out" a tip.
501403
It has been one month exactly since I last purchase a set of these. Like the ones before this one, they wear out. The material is bright silver finish when new but as of today, the finish looks dull. Almost like I wore down whatever the finish is. I used it exclusively only on my iPad Mini RD. Aside from the tip wearing out quickly, I like the stylus. The clicker part is awesome. The weight is perfect. The girth is also on par. I can't imagine everybody else having a great experience except for me. I've ordered them like 3 times already. If only the tips were replaceable.
1814087
Not that I can see. But at 2 pens for $10 they were much cheaper than what I was finding at the store and the tip works better.
785379
I have never been able to find any. I suspect it may be a racket to get you to buy a whole new one when the tips wear out. I fell for it twice. No more.
584883
Based on how the tip is constructed (basically just glued on), I don't think you'll be able to fix it in a way that will last. If the pole was new and barely used, you might be able to contact the manufacturer and get it replaced. If not fairly new, you might be out of luck.
565127
No, the tips are not unscrewable. They are snuggly fit to the plastic body. They are definitely very sharp tips.
1776762
Hi Linton. Not sure on the tip issue. I do many types of repairs and small hobby things with mine. I have no doubt u can do glass. Just not sure if the particular tip u want is included. I have 2 of these units. I have suffered zero burn outs on tips etc.Been a mil wright 35 yrs. The tool works well. I dial in the heat I need for alloy I'm using and it's good to go. Hope this helps u friend. Merry Christmas an Happy Holidays
1395090
No sorry to say the older style withe the broad tip does not have replacement but they are now making the 7" with a replaceable tip I just order some a month or so ago a they came with the order the tip is a little smaller but works just as well I love these 7" hope this helps you might want to try there mesh tip seams to last longer
509235
I'm sorry, I have no idea where you can get a new stylus tip. I think I would start by asking the sellers if they have replacement tips. Sorry I don't know any more.
394167
Yes you can change the tip. It's 8mm threaded tip. We also carry some adaptors that you can connect your 6mm tip to our 8mm pole.
1804373
This soldering iron does not have replaceable tips. It is a solid unit. It only 'looks' like one of Weller's regular replaceable tip irons.
11677
Yes the different sized tips are removable. Without the tips it's like a magnifying light.
259585
The tip is removable. Maybe uses standard tips. Try calling the manufacturer.
1332043
I purchased in 2011 and the tips were removable. I just use them in a basic mug or glass.
1084290
They come with I believe 3 extra tips which you can switch out. Mine were ALL dried out, including the tips. I will probably soak mine in nail polish remover and they should be fine. Hope this helps.
767205
Hasn't happened to me or my family i bought for. The tips just wear eventually to where they need to be tossed and replaced with a new stylus.
27007
I use the disposable tips with this without any problem. I use the one the seller recommended. I love the set and it has proven worth the cost.
744835
I have found that most of the tips are generically compatible. You may want to look at drugstore.com also
32867
I'm not sure but I don't think so. The first one I got, the tip was defective and they promptly set me a completely new one altogether