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SAC305 is 96.5 percent tin, 3 percent silver and 0.5 percent copper. It melts around 217 degrees Celsius, some 34 degrees above the old eutectic tin lead alloy.

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Serie 832 for Power-Tool, Multi-TC

Ersa series 832, 842 and 852 comprise ERSADUR and ERSADUR-LF long-life soldering tips for the Power Tool and Multi-TC. The straight, bevelled tips cover widths from 2.0 to 17.0 mm and are available with both 35° and 45° bevel angles. The ERSADUR-LF coating is lead-free compatible and significantly extends tip life with SAC solders, making these tips well suited to continuous production-line use.

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How to choose Serie 832 for Power-Tool, Multi-TC

What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.

Technical features

⚙ ERSADUR-LF long-life tips - lead-free compatible, extended life in continuous production use

✓ Width 2.0-17.0 mm - straight chisel tips with 35° and 45° bevel

⚡ Power Tool and Multi-TC - matched to ERSA Power Tool and Multi-TC handpieces

↕ Series 832, 842, 852 - coordinated geometries for different Power Tool generations

📦 46 articles - full ERSADUR-LF chisel tip range in stock

Tip overview series 832/842/852

Part number	Width	Bevel	Coating
0832FDLF	2.0 mm	35° bevelled	ERSADUR-LF
0832TDLF	3.0 mm	45° bevelled	ERSADUR
0832GDLF	14.0 mm	35° bevelled	ERSADUR-LF
0832MDLF	8.0 mm bilateral	Bilateral chisel	ERSADUR-LF
0832LDLF	17.0 mm	35° bevelled	ERSADUR-LF

Typical applications

Typical applications: Wave-soldering touchup and hand-soldering of THT components with high thermal mass, soldering of ground planes and wide pads, series production with the ERSA Power Tool in continuous operation, rework and repair of difficult-to-access joints, and cable assembly and connector soldering.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Serie 832 for Power-Tool, Multi-TC

What are Ersa desoldering tips Series 832, 842, 852 and what industrial applications do they serve?

Ersa desoldering tips Series 832, 842, and 852 are precision soldering tools designed for the Power Tool Multi-TC soldering systems, serving electronics manufacturing, PCB rework, and component-level repair operations. These specialized tips handle surface-mount device removal including PLCC84 and QFP160 packages, through-hole component desoldering, and precision electronics assembly in industries such as automotive electronics, aerospace, telecommunications equipment manufacturing, and industrial control system servicing. The series encompasses various tip geometries from 1.5mm PLCC knife tips to 17.0mm straight beveled configurations, enabling technicians to match specific desoldering requirements across different component types and PCB layouts.

What are the key technical selection criteria for choosing between Ersa 832, 842, and 852 series desoldering tips?

Selection of Ersa desoldering tips depends on tip geometry, working width, and target component specifications, with available widths ranging from 1.5mm for PLCC knife applications to 17.0mm for large component removal. The DUR coating system provides extended service life compared to standard tips, while specialized geometries include straight beveled (FDLF, NDLF, TDLF variants), angled chisel forms (JD, WD, RD configurations), and component-specific designs like the QD4 for PLCC84/QFP160 packages. Working temperature compatibility with the Power Tool Multi-TC system and tip thermal mass characteristics determine heat transfer efficiency, with larger cross-sections like the 8.0mm MDLF providing higher thermal capacity for demanding desoldering operations on multilayer PCBs with extensive ground planes.

Which international standards and certifications apply to Ersa Series 832, 842, 852 desoldering tips?

Ersa desoldering tips comply with IPC-7711/7721 standards for electronics assembly and rework procedures, ensuring compatibility with lead-free soldering processes per IEC 61249-2-21 requirements. The tips meet RoHS compliance standards under EN 50581 for restricted substance usage in electronic equipment, while the DUR coating technology adheres to industrial durability specifications for extended operational life in professional soldering environments. ESD-safe handling requirements follow IEC 61340-5-1 standards for electrostatic discharge control, critical when working with sensitive electronic components during desoldering operations, and the tips maintain dimensional tolerances per ISO 9001 quality management system requirements for consistent thermal performance and mechanical fit with Power Tool Multi-TC systems.

What are the main differences between Ersa 832, 842, and 852 series desoldering tip variants?

Series 832 represents the standard desoldering tip range with widths from 1.5mm to 17.0mm, featuring both straight and angled geometries including specialized PLCC knife configurations and PowerWell hollow designs for enhanced heat transfer. Series 842 focuses on angled chisel-form tips like the 0842JD with 2.2mm width, optimized for accessing components in confined PCB areas where straight tip access is limited. Series 852 includes larger format tips such as the 0852GD with 8.0mm straight beveled geometry, specifically optimized for use with the Ersa 35+ system and designed for heavy-duty desoldering applications on high-thermal-mass components and multilayer circuit boards requiring sustained heat application.

What are the installation requirements and system compatibility for Ersa 832, 842, 852 desoldering tips?

Ersa desoldering tips Series 832, 842, and 852 require direct installation into Power Tool Multi-TC soldering systems using the proprietary Ersa tip retention mechanism, with no additional adapters or modification needed for standard configurations. The tips feature standardized connection interfaces ensuring secure thermal and mechanical coupling to the heating element, while specialized variants like the SSK910XD custom tip may require specific system configuration settings. Installation involves inserting the tip until the retention mechanism engages, followed by system temperature calibration to account for the specific tip's thermal characteristics, with operating temperatures typically ranging from 150°C to 450°C depending on application requirements and solder alloy specifications.

What safety ratings and operating parameters apply to Ersa Series 832, 842, 852 desoldering tips?

Ersa desoldering tips operate safely at temperatures up to 450°C with the Power Tool Multi-TC system, maintaining structural integrity and coating performance throughout the specified temperature range without degradation or hazardous outgassing. The DUR-coated variants provide enhanced oxidation resistance and extended service life under continuous high-temperature operation, while the tips meet low-voltage equipment safety requirements and maintain ESD-safe properties to protect sensitive electronic components during desoldering procedures. Thermal cycling performance ensures dimensional stability through repeated heating and cooling cycles, with the tip materials selected for compatibility with both leaded and lead-free solder alloys per IPC J-STD-004 flux requirements and SAC305 solder specifications commonly used in modern electronics manufacturing.

What maintenance schedule and service life expectations apply to Ersa 832, 842, 852 desoldering tips?

Ersa desoldering tips require cleaning after every 8-10 hours of operation using appropriate tip cleaning compounds to remove oxidation and flux residue that can reduce heat transfer efficiency and tip longevity. DUR-coated variants typically provide 2-3 times longer service life compared to standard tips, with replacement intervals of 200-400 hours depending on operating temperature, solder alloy composition, and flux chemistry used during desoldering operations. Regular inspection should verify tip geometry integrity, coating condition, and proper seating in the Power Tool Multi-TC system, with immediate replacement required when tip wear exceeds 0.2mm from original dimensions or when coating damage exposes the base material, ensuring consistent thermal performance and preventing damage to sensitive PCB components during precision desoldering work.