1. Type I
Features: The tip of the corresponding soldering iron tip is very small.
Scope of application: The soldering iron tip of this specification is very suitable for fine welding, and it is also used in places where the welding space is relatively small.
2. Type B/LB
Features: This B-type soldering iron tip has no certain directionality, and can be soldered to the entire front end of the soldering iron tip. LB type can be said to be a type of B type. Both sizes of soldering iron tips are very flexible.
Scope of application: This specification can be used for general welding, regardless of the size of the solder joint.
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Features: Welding with the tip part.
Scope of application: Suitable for welding that requires a large amount of tin, such as a welding environment with a large welding area, thick terminals, and large solder pads.
3. Type C/CF
Features: The bevel of the corresponding front end of the soldering iron head is used for welding, which is very suitable for welding with a large amount of tin.
Scope of application: For some welding that requires a large amount of tin, it can be used in environments with a large welding area.
4. Type K
Features: Use the knife-shaped part for welding, which can be welded for the vertical type and the pull welding type. It is a multi-purpose soldering iron tip.
Scope of application: It is very practical for welding solder bridges and connectors.
Five, H type
Features: The corresponding tinned layer is located at the bottom of the soldering iron tip.
Scope of application: For some SOPs and QFPs with larger welding pitches corresponding to the drawing welding type.
