C210/C115 soldering iron tip

Description

Product Overview

Elevate your soldering experience with the C210/C115 soldering iron tip, a dual‑size tip engineered for precision, durability, and consistent heat performance. Whether you’re working on delicate PCB assemblies or robust electronic repairs, this tip delivers reliable results every time.

Key Highlights

• Dual‑size design: C210 and C115 tips in one replaceable cartridge
• High‑grade steel alloy construction for exceptional heat retention and longevity
• Heat‑resistant coating reduces oxidation, keeping the tip sharp longer
• Compatible with most standard soldering irons (30–60 W) and precision soldering tools
• Easy to install and replace—no special tools required

Specifications

• Tip sizes: C210 (0.210 mm) / C115 (0.115 mm)
• Material: Hardened steel alloy with a protective heat‑resistant layer
• Weight: 3 g per tip (lightweight for extended use)
• Temperature range: 400–450 °C (optimal for most soldering tasks)
• Package: 2‑piece set (C210 + C115) with protective case

Benefits

• Precision – The fine C115 tip allows intricate work on small components, while the slightly larger C210 tip speeds up larger solder joints.
• Heat Retention – Superior thermal conductivity ensures quick heating and consistent temperature, reducing soldering time.
• Durability – The robust alloy resists wear and deformation, extending tip life even under heavy use.
• Versatility – Ideal for electronics repair, PCB assembly, jewelry soldering, and DIY hobby projects.
• Convenience – Replaceable cartridge system saves time and eliminates the need for tip cleaning tools.

Applications

From professional electronics manufacturing to home repair kits, the C210/C115 soldering iron tip is perfect for:

• PCB prototyping and repair
• Embedded system assembly
• Jewelry and metalwork soldering
• Prototype prototyping and hobby electronics
• Educational workshops and training labs

Care & Maintenance

Keep your tip performing at peak levels by following these simple steps:

• Clean after each use with a brass wire brush or tip cleaning sponge.
• Avoid excessive force; let the tip cool naturally before handling.
• Store in the provided case or a dry, dust‑free environment.
• Replace the tip when you notice significant wear or a dull edge.