Soldering and desoldering tips

Tips for TD-100

This category holds soldering tips for the PACE TD-100 iron on IntelliHeat stations. Each tip is a tip-heater cartridge with the heating element placed directly behind the working surface. The range covers conical tips from 0.2 mm, chisel and bevel shapes, and MiniWave and Micro-Wave concave tips for drag soldering, with widths up to 6.35 mm. Tips for the TD-200 AccuDrive belong to the 1130 series and are listed in the neighbouring category.

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  1. Conical Tapered Soldering Tip 0.99 mm, Long-Life Diamond, for TD-100 - PACE 1126-0609
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Buying guide

How to choose Tips for TD-100

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

Selection criteria

CriterionOptionsNote
Tip shapeconical, chisel, bevel, concave, spatula, knifeThe shape follows the joint: a point, an area or a whole row of pins.
Width0.2 to 6.35 mmThe more heat the joint absorbs, the wider the tip.
Designstraight, bent, extended, taperedExtended and tapered tips reach pads between tall components.
Series1124, 1126 Long-Life Diamond, 1128 Gold SeriesLong-Life Diamond is designed for extended service life.
HandpieceTD-100, TD-100AOperated on IntelliHeat stations.

Applications

Fine pitch and chip components Conical tips from 0.2 mm put the heat onto a single pad.
Drag soldering MiniWave and Micro-Wave tips carry solder in the concave as they are drawn along the pin row.
Dense assemblies Tapered and extended tips reach joints between tall neighbouring components.
Heat-hungry joints Wide chisels transfer heat over a large area to ground pads and terminals.
Pin rows and bridges The 6.35 mm knife tip heats whole pin rows and removes solder bridges.

FAQ

Which stations do these tips work with?
The tips are made for the TD-100 and TD-100A iron. It runs on IntelliHeat stations such as ST 30, ST 50, ST 70, ST 100, MBT 301 and MBT 350.
How do the 1124, 1126 and 1128 series differ?
The 1126 Long-Life Diamond series is designed for extended service life. 1128 is the Gold Series, and 1124 includes the MiniWave and Micro-Wave tips among others.
When to use MiniWave and when Micro-Wave?
MiniWave concaves from 1.6 to 3.05 mm are intended for drag soldering QFP and SOIC. Micro-Wave at 1.1 mm carries less solder and suits pin pitches around 0.5 mm, for example TSSOP and fine-pitch QFP.
Which tip width makes sense?
The tip should cover the pad well without touching neighbouring pads. A tip around 1 mm is enough for chip components and SOIC pins, while chisels from 3 mm suit ground pads and connector strips.