Metcal SxP 2.5 mm Chisel 10 mm Soldering Iron Tip for use with MFR-H1-SC2

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RS Stock No.:
612-4360
Distrelec Article No.:
182-01-408
Mfr. Part No.:
SFP-CH25
Manufacturer:
Metcal
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Brand

Metcal

Model Number

SxP

Tip Shape

Chisel

Product Type

Soldering Iron Tip

For Use With

MFR-H1-SC2

Tip Series

SFP

Tip Angle

30°

Tip Width

2.5 mm

Tip Length

10mm

Standards/Approvals

RoHS

COO (Country of Origin):
US

Metcal Soldering Iron Tip, 10mm Length, 2.5mm Width - SFP-CH25


This soldering iron tip is a replaceable chisel-shaped tip designed for controlled soldering tasks in electronics. It is intended for use with compatible handheld soldering tools and offers a specific bevel suited to tasks requiring angled contact and defined heat transfer.

Features and Benefits:


• Chisel profile provides broad contact and precise heat delivery
• 30° angle enables angled access to tight joints
• 10 mm length permits stable thermal conduction along the tip
• 2.5 mm width supports fine yet robust solder bridges
• RoHS conformity limits hazardous substances in the component

Applications


• Suitable for precision component soldering in electronics assembly
• Ideal for angled joint soldering in dense layouts
• Used with compatible MFR-H1-SC2-style soldering handles
• Can be used for electronics repair requiring flat-tip contact

How does the tip geometry affect heat transfer during work?


The chisel geometry concentrates thermal mass along the blade edge, allowing consistent conduction to the solder joint when contacting surfaces at an angle.

What factors determine suitability for small-pitch soldering?


Tip width and bevel determine contact area, a 2.5 mm blade limits contact to relatively small pads while retaining sufficient mass for steady heat.

How does length influence stability and handling during soldering?


A 10 mm blade length balances thermal capacity and rigidity, providing stable temperature retention without excessive Flex when applying pressure.

Which safety or material restriction applies to this component?


The component meets RoHS restrictions, indicating restricted levels of certain hazardous substances in its construction.

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