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Metcal 800 Series Solder Chisel Tip Cartridges, 2.5 mm x 9.9 mm, Each

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SKU: STTC-836
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Description

Description

  • Key performance benefit: Provides controlled high-temperature soldering at a nominal 450 ˚C for thermally demanding soldering tasks. Designed for precise heat delivery during soldering operations.
  • Material & construction: Solder tip cartridge with a 2.5 mm × 9.9 mm chisel tip geometry. Designed for use with Metcal MX-500, MX-5200, and MX-5200 series soldering systems.
  • Risk reduction/compliance benefit: SmartHeat® Technology automatically adjusts power levels during each soldering operation, maintaining consistent thermal performance.
  • Protection level: Operates within the 800-series temperature range, nominally 450 °C, and is intended for high-temperature and thermally demanding applications.
  • Comfort & usability: Cartridge format designed for direct use with compatible Metcal MX series soldering systems.
  • Safety & compliance assurance: No certifications specified.

Recommended For

  • High-temperature soldering applications
  • Thermally demanding soldering tasks
  • Leaded solder applications
  • Lead-free solder applications
  • Use with Metcal MX-500 soldering systems
  • Use with Metcal MX-5200 series soldering systems

Primary Industries

  • Electronics manufacturing
  • Electronics assembly
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Properties

Tip Type Chisel
Tip Dimensions 2.5 mm × 9.9 mm
Temperature Range 800 Series (Nominally 450 ˚C)
Technology SmartHeat® Technology
Compatibility Metcal MX-500, MX-5200, MX-5200 Series Systems
Solder Compatibility Leaded and lead-free solder
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FAQs

When should I choose a 450 ˚C soldering tip instead of a lower temperature option?

A 450 ˚C tip is typically selected for thermally demanding soldering tasks where heat must transfer quickly into larger pads, connectors, or components attached to ground planes. In these situations, lower temperature tips may struggle to maintain solder flow. Higher temperature capability helps sustain consistent joint formation during demanding assembly or rework processes.

What types of soldering jobs benefit most from a chisel tip geometry?

A chisel tip is commonly used in electronics assembly because its flat surface allows efficient heat transfer to both the component lead and the pad. This geometry supports stable contact during soldering and works well for connector pins, larger pads, and drag soldering applications where consistent heat distribution is important.

How does SmartHeat technology affect soldering performance during use?

SmartHeat technology automatically adjusts the power delivered to the cartridge based on the thermal load at the solder joint. When the tip contacts materials that draw more heat, the system increases energy delivery. This helps maintain stable soldering conditions across different board layouts, improving consistency during repeated soldering operations.

How can I confirm that this cartridge will work with my soldering station?

Compatibility depends on the soldering system being used. This cartridge is intended for Metcal MX-series platforms, including the MX-500 and MX-5200 systems. Checking the model of your soldering station before purchasing helps ensure the cartridge will fit properly and operate with the expected heating performance.

Are there situations where a smaller or different tip shape would be more appropriate?

Yes, applications involving very small components or tightly spaced pads may benefit from a narrower or pointed tip profile. Those shapes provide better access and precision in confined areas. The 2.5 mm chisel tip is better suited for medium-sized joints, where stronger heat transfer and stable contact are more important than fine-detail work.