Soldering and desoldering tips
Tips for TD-200
This category holds 1130 series tips (Standard Blue Series) for the PACE TD-200 iron on AccuDrive stations such as the MBT360. Each tip is a tip-heater cartridge with the heating element directly behind the working surface. The range runs from the 0.20 mm conical special through 30°, 45° and 90° chisels to the 5.15 mm extra-wide chisel, plus MiniWave and Micro-Wave concave tips. Tips for the TD-100 on IntelliHeat stations are listed in the neighbouring category.
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ConicalFor micro joints, single pads and deep-set solder points.from 0.20 mm
ChiselFor pads, terminals and heat-hungry joints such as ground pads.up to 5.15 mm wide
ConcaveMiniWave and Micro-Wave for drag soldering pin rows.solder reservoir
BentFor flat contact when the iron is held at an angle.angled head
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Buying guide
How to choose Tips for TD-200
What matters when choosing: properties, comparison and typical applications.
Selection criteria
| Criterion | Options | Note |
|---|---|---|
| Tip shape | conical, chisel, bevel, concave, spatula | The shape follows the joint: a point, an area or a whole row of pins. |
| Width | 0.2 to 6.35 mm | Wide tips deliver more heat to large copper areas. |
| Angle | 30°, 45°, 60°, 90° | The angle sets how the working surface sits with your usual iron position. |
| Design | straight, bent, extended | Extended tips reach solder points between connectors and capacitors. |
| Handpiece | TD-200 | Operated on AccuDrive channels, for example on the MBT360. |
Applications
Micro joints The 0.20 mm conical tip touches only one pad, for example on sensors or jumper wires.
Ground pads and shields The 5.15 mm extra-wide chisel delivers a lot of heat through a large contact area.
Drag soldering MiniWave tips at 2.11 and 3.05 mm and Micro-Wave at 1.10 mm draw solder evenly along pin rows.
Deep-set joints Extended chisel and conical tips reach between tall components.
General soldering Chisels from 0.8 to 2.4 mm cover pads and leads in daily work.
FAQ
- Which handpiece are these tips for?
- For the TD-200 iron, which runs on AccuDrive channels, for example on the MBT360 multi-channel rework station. The tips carry part numbers of the 1130 series.
- What does tip-heater cartridge mean?
- Heating element and tip form one unit. The heat is generated directly behind the working surface, so the temperature recovers quickly when the joint draws heat.
- When do I need the extra-wide chisel?
- For joints with high thermal mass such as ground pads, shields, terminals and heavy stranded wires. A fine tip delivers too little heat there and the solder does not melt.
- Do these tips fit the TD-100?
- These tips are specified for the TD-200. The TD-100 has its own tips of the 1124, 1126 and 1128 series in the neighbouring category.