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The Weller soldering tip MT1 has a diameter of 4.5 mm. It is straight and nickel-plated and suitable for the Weller SP25NEU soldering iron.

Designed for precision work including fine soldering, jewelry repairs, craft projects and heat shrinking wire, the Cordless Soldering Iron for Hobby and Household Use features three interchangeable se more→ttings soldering tip, hot air blower and micro torch. A flame adjustment fine-tunes the precision flame, the electric ignition makes lighting easy and a continuous flame lock keeps the torch lit while in use.

It consists of 60 percent tin and 40 percent lead. This rosin core solder 60/40 has a melting point of 374 degree Fahrenheit. Use it to repair electronics such as radios, TVs, VCRs and stereos and als more→o motors and wires.

Forney Industries is a trusted brand known for providing dependable, high-quality welding tools, safety gear, and accessories for professionals and hobbyists alike. Their Welding Goggles, model #55320 more→, are designed to protect the eyes from harmful sparks, debris, and UV/IR radiation during gas welding applications. Featuring a comfortable, adjustable head strap and a durable, impact-resistant frame, these goggles offer both safety and long-wearing comfort. They come equipped with #5 shade lenses, providing reliable protection while maintaining clear visibility of your work. Ideal for shop, home, or field use, they're an essential addition to any welder's safety gear lineup.

The Forney E6013 Stick Electrode is a 1/8-inch mild steel welding rod designed for smooth, easy welds on clean or lightly contaminated metal surfaces. Ideal for general-purpose welding, it produces a more→stable arc, minimal spatter, and a clean bead appearance. This all-position electrode is perfect for sheet metal, fabrication, and repair work, especially where appearance and finish matter. It works well with both AC and DC power sources, offering excellent versatility across various welding setups. Packaged in a 5-pound box, it's a reliable choice for both hobbyists and professionals.

The most common tips you will use in electronics projects are the conical tip and the chisel tip. Conical Tip Used in precision electronics soldering because of the fine tip. Because of its pointed en more→d, it's able to deliver heat to smaller areas without affecting its surroundings.