Tip with heater for Hakko T12-BL

The Hakko T12-BL tip is a professional tool tip for soldering irons of the T12 series, which provides high precision and reliability during soldering thanks to its high-quality material and unique design. This tip has a profile in the shape of a rounded cone, which gives it versatility in different types of soldering.

Features:

• Versatility: Provides the possibility of soldering both lead-out elements and SMD-elements.
• High precision: Thoughtful design and optimal tip geometry ensure efficient heat transfer and work precision.
• A wide range of applications: Ideal for mounting electronic components, repairing wires and other soldering work.

Features:

• Coating material: Nickel
• Diameter: 5.5 mm
• Resistance: 8.5±0.8Ω
• Input: ≤DC 25V
• Temperature: 0-500 °C
• Power: ≤80W

This tip is suitable for soldering stations Hakko, Lukey, Atten Baku, Kada, KMT, Aida, Yaxun and others. Make your soldering projects easy and productive with the T12-BL tip from Hakko.

    T12 standard replacement tip for suitable soldering irons and soldering stations. A convenient-to-use tip with a good heat capacity and allows you to carry out almost any work, be it soldering leads, SMD components or tinning boards and cleaning BGA contact areas. A feature of this tip for soldering irons and soldering stations is a built-in heater that ensures minimal heat loss.

    The stinger of the T12 series is integrated with a heater and a temperature sensor. Thus, the heating element and the tip of the soldering iron form one unit, called simply the tip. Please note that the temperature sensor (thermocouple) is placed very close to the soldering tip of the tip, which provides a very accurate temperature measurement during the soldering process. Tips of the T12 series are characterized by rapid heating (reaching a temperature of 300 °C in less than 30 seconds). The sting ends in electrical contacts. In the soldering iron, the T12 tip is attached to the latch. The small size of the T12 tips allows you to replace them while hot (using a heat-resistant mat).