Weller PTM9 (480°C) 3.2 mm Screwdriver Soldering Iron Tip for use with TCP (series (old generation)

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RS Stock No.:
661-706
Mfr. Part No.:
4PTM9-1
Manufacturer:
Weller
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Brand

Weller

Product Type

Soldering Iron Tip

Model Number

PTM9 (480°C)

Tip Shape

Screwdriver

For Use With

TCP (series (old generation)

Tip Series

PT

Tip Width

3.2 mm

Standards/Approvals

UPC

COO (Country of Origin):
MX

Weller Soldering Iron Tip, 3.2mm Tip Width, Screwdriver Tip Shape - 4PTM9-1


This soldering iron tip is a screwdriver-shaped replacement designed for use with older TCP handheld stations. It serves as a direct-fit consumable for routine soldering tasks where a broad, flat contact surface improves heat transfer and wetting during joint formation. The tip is constructed to operate at elevated temperatures and conforms to recognised approval standards for component compatibility.

Features and Benefits:


• Operates at 480°C for reliable thermal performance
• Screwdriver profile gives broad contact and consistent wetting
• 3.2mm working width for larger pad and track coverage
• Compatible with legacy TCP handles for straightforward swap-out
• UPC-approved for recognised conformance and traceability

Applications


• Suitable for desoldering components with large pads
• Used with older TCP soldering handles in service benches
• Ideal for forming robust through-hole solder joints
• Can be used for soldering wide SMD pads and tracks
• Used for rework tasks requiring even heat distribution

Will this tip fit modern TCP-compatible handles?


It is intended specifically for use with older TCP handheld stations and may not mate with later connector revisions without an adaptor.

How does the screwdriver profile affect soldering technique?


The flat, elongated contact surface spreads heat over a wider area, reducing dwell time for larger pads and improving solder flow into joints.

What should be considered when working near heat-sensitive components?


Because it reaches 480°C, use minimal contact time and heat-sinking practises to protect adjacent components and minimise thermal stress.

Are there specific maintenance steps to extend service life?


Regularly tin the working face during use and remove oxidation with appropriate tip cleaners to maintain heat transfer and reduce wear.

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