Package Includes:

• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 0.8D
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 1.2D
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 1.6D
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 2.4D
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 3.2D
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type K
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type B
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type I
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 1C
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 2C
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 3C
• Soldering Iron Tip - Type 4C
• 1 pc Cleaning Sponge
• 1 pc Cleaning Cloth (8x8 cm)
• 1 pc Sandpaper 7x5 cm (fine)
• 1 pc Sandpaper 7x5 cm (medium)
• 1 pc Sandpaper 7x5 cm (rough)
• 1 container box

• Models: B, I, K, 0.8D, 1.2D, 1.6D, 2.4D, 3.2D, 1C, 2C, 3C, 4C
• Great replacement tips kit for your standard soldering iron
• Made from high quality materials and electroplated so that it won’t easily oxidize

• Can be used as replacements for old sponges.
• Can be used to keep your soldering tip clean.
• Moisten slightly before use.
• Use to remove solder residue from tip.
• Size: 3.5cm x 5cm
• Color: Yellow

• Can be used to wipe excess solder and dirt and to clean the soldering iron tips
• Size: 8 cm x 8 cm
• Color: Yellow

• Can be used if there is some signs of oxidation or rust on your soldering tips.
• Wait until the iron is cool, sand the oxidized surface of the tip until you start to see some shine again.
• DO NOT USE the sandpaper on the tip itself. just the oxidation layer that prevents it from heating properly

This shape is an all-round type that can be used for any type of soldering work and in any direction. It is therefore not only open to beginners in soldering, but also ideal for the experienced.

This type is best for soldering micro components such as 0603 because of the very fine tip end. Fixing high-density mounting P.W.Bs such as on mobile phones is also ideal for this type of tip. The heat capacity of Shape I, however, is very limited and the heat may not be adequately transferred to the workpiece, resulting in inadequate solder.

This type has a knife-like shape and is able to solder by applying the tip in three ways: line, face, and point. It is used for narrow-pitch soldering, bridge adjustment, and drag soldering.

Depending on the workpiece, this type has a shape such as a cone or a column cut at a slant that allows users to pick the cut surface size. It is used for the pre-tinning of lead wires and drag soldering.

This type has a shape similar to a flat-blade screwdriver and is capable of soldering by applying the tip in 2 ways: line and face.

In a slightly slanting position, this type has a shape like a flat-blade screwdriver and is capable of soldering by applying the tip in 2 ways: line and face. It can be used for any soldering work.

This tip has a long chisel shape, with the long reach tip end, it is ideal for different types of soldering work, drag, point to point, pre-tinning, and especially line soldering when at narrow pitches.

This tip features a chisel tip end, with the large working surface area, it transfers a lot of heat, making it simple for most soldering applications.

Depending on the workpiece, this type has a shape such as a cone or a column cut at a slant that allows users to pick the cut surface size. It is used for the pre-tinning of lead wires and drag soldering.

This type has a shape like a cone or a column cut at a slant, thicker than Type 2C.

This type has a shape like a cone or a column cut at a slant, thicker than Type 3C.

This type has a shape like a cone or a column cut at a slant, thicker than Type 4C.