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Soldering Tip KL Format - Hakko T39-KL
Active soldering tip in KL format designed for the Hakko FX-9701 soldering iron. Delivers reliable heat transfer and consistent performance for professional soldering applications.
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Description
Overview
The Hakko T39-KL is an active soldering tip in KL format, specifically engineered for use with the Hakko FX-9701 soldering iron. This premium replacement tip ensures optimal heat distribution and reliable solder joint quality in professional electronics assembly and repair work.
Key Features
- KL format tip geometry for precise soldering applications
- Active tip design for enhanced heat transfer efficiency
- Compatible with Hakko FX-9701 soldering iron
- Durable construction for extended operational life
- Consistent thermal performance across multiple solder cycles
Applications
Ideal for precision soldering in electronics manufacturing, PCB assembly, component rework, and professional repair applications where consistent heat delivery and solder joint quality are critical.
Technical data
| Tip Format | KL |
|---|---|
| Compatible Iron | Hakko FX-9701 |
| Tip Type | Active soldering tip |
| Country of Origin | Japan |
| Weight | 0.02 kg |
| Manufacturer | Hakko |
| Manufacturer Nr. | T39-KL |
| EAN | 4962615059421 |
| HS-Code | 85159080 |
| GPSR manufacturer information | TBK - Technisches Büro Kullik GmbH Industriestrasse 27 DE-56276 Großmaischeid www.kullik.com |
| Condition of article | New |
| Article authenticity | Original product |
| Country of Manufacture | Japan |
| Soldering tip shape | messerförmig |
| Series | T39 |
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