What are Hakko soldering tips used for?

Hakko soldering tips are used for precision soldering in electronics, ensuring high-quality and reliable connections.

How do I choose the right Hakko tip for my project?

Select a Hakko tip based on your soldering station model, the type of soldering work, and the materials you're working with.

Are Hakko tips compatible with lead-free solder?

Yes, Hakko tips are compatible with lead-free solder, providing efficient heat transfer and durability.

How often should I replace Hakko soldering tips?

Replace Hakko soldering tips when they become worn or damaged to maintain optimal performance and prevent damage to components.

Can I use Hakko tips with other soldering stations?

Hakko tips are specifically designed for Hakko soldering stations, and compatibility with other brands cannot be guaranteed.

How do I clean Hakko soldering tips?

Clean Hakko soldering tips with a damp sponge or brass wool to remove solder residue and maintain their condition.

Where can I purchase Hakko soldering tips?

You can purchase Hakko soldering tips online from ESD Equipment or other authorized distributors.

JBC Soldering tips

JBC Soldering Technology

JBC soldering tips are engineered with a high-purity copper core and proprietary iron-plated coating, delivering thermal recovery times under 0.5 seconds and stable tip temperatures across a working range of 50-450 °C - verified to IEC 60335-2-45 and IPC J-STD-001. The cartridge-based design (C105, C115, C130, C210, C245, C250, C470, R245, R470, W140, W440) integrates heater and thermocouple directly in the tip, achieving temperature accuracy of ±2 °C and heat transfer efficiency up to 90 W depending on the cartridge series.

As an authorized distributor, esd.equipment offers over 410 JBC soldering tip references spanning Nano (C105/C115), Micro (C130), standard (C210/C245), high-power (C470), and specialty configurations including Pulsmatic and robotic (R245/R470) series - all compliant with IPC-7711/7721 rework standards and ESD-safe handling per IEC 61340-5-1.

Key technical advantages - JBC Soldering Tips at a glance

⚡ 50-450 °C working range - stable temperature control per IEC 60335-2-45

↕ ±2 °C tip accuracy - integrated thermocouple in cartridge body

🛠 <0.5 s thermal recovery - copper-core cartridge, up to 90 W output (C470: 210 W)

⚙ 14 cartridge series - C105 to C470, R245/R470 robotic, W140/W440 tweezer

🛡 ESD-safe design - tip potential <2 mV, compliant with IEC 61340-5-1

✓ IPC J-STD-001 / IPC-7711 qualified - industry-standard rework and assembly certification

JBC vs. Weller vs. Hakko vs. Metcal - soldering tip technical comparison

Criterion	JBC	Weller	Hakko	Metcal
Heater integration	Cartridge (heater + TC in tip)	Tip-heater separate	Tip-heater separate	SmartHeat RF cartridge
Temperature accuracy	±2 °C	±5 °C	±3 °C	ca. ±5 °C
Max. tip power	210 W (C470 / R470)	120 W (WXP 120)	130 W (FM-2032)	ca. 90 W (MX-H1-AV)
Thermal recovery	<0.5 s	ca. 3-5 s	ca. 4-6 s	ca. 1-2 s
Nano / Micro tip options	C105 / C115 / C130 (from 0.08 mm)	Micro series (from 0.2 mm)	FM-2032 (from 0.1 mm)	MX-RM3E (from 0.25 mm)
ESD tip potential	<2 mV (IEC 61340-5-1)	<5 mV	<5 mV	<2 mV
Robotic / automated tips	R245 / R470 dedicated series	Limited standard tips adapted	FM-2028 robotic	STTC series adapted
Norm compliance	IEC 60335-2-45, IPC J-STD-001, IPC-7711	IEC 60335-2-45, IPC J-STD-001	IEC 60335-2-45, IPC J-STD-001	IPC J-STD-001

JBC Soldering Tip Series - Product overview

Series	Compatible Handpiece	Power / Spec.	Key Feature
C105	NT105 / NP105 (Nano)	ca. 17 W	Tip diameter from 0.08 mm, micro-BGA
C115	NT115 / NP115 (Nano)	ca. 20 W	Ultra-fine 0.1 mm tip, 0201 components
C130	AP130-A (Micro pencil)	ca. 30 W	Tip mass <0.3 g, fast heat-up
C210	T210-A / T210-NA	up to 60 W	Fine-pitch SMD, wide geometry range
C245	T245	up to 130 W	General-purpose, broadest tip selection
C245 Special	T245	up to 130 W	Drag, gull-wing, chip-carrier geometries
C250	AL250-A (hot-air pencil)	up