Did you know? 217 °C

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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Weller Soldering tools

Weller iron stands hold soldering irons and desoldering tweezers securely during operation, preventing rolling and unintended heat contact. The range includes 21 items: basic stands (T0051502399N for FE25/50/80), Stop+Go safety rests with fibre-optic sensor (T0051508699N, T0051516799N KHE 81), and 2-in-1 safety stands with integrated brass wire and sponge tip cleaner (WSR series). Each model is matched to specific Weller iron models.

⚙ Standard iron stands - T005150x for MLR21, FE25/50/80, W61, W101 - secure resting in basic operation

✓ Stop+Go safety stand - T0051508699N, T0051516799N: fibre-optic sensor automatically reduces iron power on rest

↕ 2-in-1 WSR series - WSR 200/202/203/208: stand and tip cleaning with brass wire and sponge integrated

⚡ Nitrogen safety stand set - T0051514799N: for N2-operated soldering irons

⛤ Micro iron safety stands - T0051517999 for WMRP, T0051517799 for WMRT desoldering tweezers

Item	Compatible with	Feature
T0051501999	MLR21	Standard stand
T0051502099	FE 75, TCPS, W 101, LR 21	Safety stand
T0051502399N	FE25/50/50 M/FE80	Standard stand
T0051508699N	FE 75	Stop+Go, fibre-optic
T0051516799N (KHE 81)	KHE/KHP	Stop+Go, fibre-optic
WSR 200-208 series	Various Weller irons	2-in-1 with tip cleaning

Typical applications: Safe resting of hot Weller soldering irons between work steps in electronics production and repair workshops, extending tip life with the integrated WSR tip cleaner, automatic power reduction via Stop+Go function in continuous operation, and specialist work with nitrogen and micro soldering irons.

What are Weller soldering iron stands and their primary industrial applications?

Weller soldering iron stands are precision safety holders designed for professional electronics assembly, repair workshops, and PCB manufacturing environments. These stands feature integrated safety mechanisms including Stop+Go technology with fiber optic sensors that automatically control soldering station power based on iron placement. Industrial applications span aerospace electronics, medical device manufacturing, automotive ECU production, and telecommunications equipment assembly where consistent temperature control and operator safety are critical for maintaining solder joint quality standards.

What are the key technical selection criteria for Weller soldering iron stands?

Weller stand selection depends on iron compatibility, safety features, and workspace requirements with models like WSR 208 offering 2-in-1 functionality combining brass wool cleaning and safety holding. Stop+Go variants feature fiber optic light guides for automatic temperature control while nitrogen-compatible models like T0051514799N support inert atmosphere soldering applications. Stand selection must match specific iron models such as FE75, WMRP micro irons, or WSP80 series with dedicated holders ensuring proper thermal management and tip protection during extended operation cycles.

Which international standards apply to Weller soldering iron stands?

Weller soldering stands comply with IEC 61010 electrical safety standards for laboratory and industrial measurement equipment along with ISO 9001 quality management certification for manufacturing consistency. ESD-safe variants meet IEC 61340-5-1 electrostatic discharge protection requirements essential for semiconductor handling environments. The integrated safety systems align with EN 61508 functional safety standards while fiber optic Stop+Go technology supports compliance with workplace safety directives including machinery directive 2006/42/EC for automated control functions in professional soldering applications.

What are the differences between main Weller stand variants like Stop+Go and 2-in-1 models?

Stop+Go stands feature fiber optic sensors that automatically reduce iron temperature when placed in the holder while 2-in-1 models like WSR 208 combine safety holding with integrated brass wool cleaning and wet sponge compartments. Nitrogen-compatible stands support inert atmosphere applications with sealed tip protection whereas standard safety stands focus on thermal management and tip preservation. Micro-specific variants like WSR 203 accommodate compact WMRT tweezers while dual-station expansion models enable two-operator configurations with shared control systems for high-volume production environments.

What are the installation requirements and system compatibility for Weller stands?

Weller stands require matching compatibility with specific soldering station models such as FE75, WSP80, or WMRP series through dedicated connection interfaces and power control cables. Stop+Go variants need fiber optic cable connection to the main station control unit while nitrogen stands require compressed gas supply lines with pressure regulation typically at 0.1-0.5 bar. Installation involves desktop mounting with anti-slip base pads and cable management routing to prevent workspace interference while maintaining quick access to cleaning elements and safety activation zones during operational cycles.

What safety ratings and operating conditions apply to Weller soldering stands?

Weller stands operate reliably in workshop environments from 10°C to 40°C ambient temperature with relative humidity up to 80% non-condensing conditions per IEC standards. ESD-safe models maintain surface resistance below 10^12 ohms conforming to electrostatic discharge protection requirements while integrated safety circuits respond within 2 seconds of iron placement for automatic temperature reduction. The fiber optic sensing systems function independently of electrical interference providing fail-safe operation in high-frequency environments common in RF electronics manufacturing and testing facilities.

What maintenance schedule and service life expectations apply to Weller stands?

Weller stands require weekly cleaning of brass wool elements and monthly inspection of fiber optic cables for damage or contamination affecting Stop+Go sensor performance. Typical service life exceeds 5 years under normal industrial usage with replacement intervals for cleaning sponges every 2-3 months and brass wool every 6 months depending on soldering volume. Critical maintenance includes quarterly verification of safety response timing and annual calibration of temperature control integration while nitrogen delivery systems need monthly filter replacement and pressure regulator inspection to maintain contamination-free tip protection during extended production runs.

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