Weller LT DD45 4 mm Bevel 20 mm Soldering Iron Tip for use with LR21/TCPS last generation, WSFP/WSP80/WP80/WXP80

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RS Stock No.:
488-2430
Mfr. Part No.:
T0054447899
Manufacturer:
Weller
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Brand

Weller

Product Type

Soldering Iron Tip

Model Number

LT DD45

Tip Shape

Bevel

For Use With

LR21/TCPS last generation, WSFP/WSP80/WP80/WXP80

Tip Series

LT

Tip Angle

45°

Tip Width

4 mm

Tip Length

20mm

Standards/Approvals

UPC

RoHS Status: Exempt

COO (Country of Origin):
JP

Weller Soldering Iron Tip, 20mm Tip Length, 4mm Tip Width - T0054447899


This soldering iron tip is a bevel-shaped replacement tip designed for precision soldering tasks within compatible Weller tools. It serves as a direct consumable for specific handheld and station-style irons, providing a controlled heat-transfer interface for component joining and rework operations in electronics assembly and maintenance.

Features and Benefits:


• Bevel geometry delivers controlled wetting and solder flow
• 45° angle assists angled access to pads and leads
• 4mm width enables fine-to-medium joint coverage
• 20mm length supports deep-reach and steadier contact
• UPC approval confirms recognised manufacturing standards

Applications


• Suitable for use with LR21 and TCPS tools
• Used with WSFP handheld soldering units
• Compatible with WSP80 WP80 WXP80 stations
• Ideal for component rework on tight-angle joints
• Can be used for soldering tasks requiring angled tip access

Which tool types accept this tip?


It fits designated iron handles and station cartridges specified for the compatible tool list, allowing cartridge-style exchange and secure mechanical seating.

How does the bevel shape affect thermal transfer?


The inclined face concentrates contact area, promoting directional solder flow and predictable heat delivery for controlled joint formation.

What operational benefit does the 45° orientation provide?


The angle enables approach from oblique directions, reducing the need to reposition assemblies when accessing pads beside taller components.

Is tip length relevant to stability during soldering?


A longer working length helps maintain steadier hand contact and reach, reducing the likelihood of tip shadowing on recessed joints.

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