Duratool Soldering Iron Tip - 1.3mm - Conical - ZD-552

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The Duratool 1.3mm conical soldering iron tip is designed for electronics hobbyists and technicians who require high-precision results during delicate soldering tasks. It provides a stable, fine point perfect for working on small circuit board components and intricate wiring, though it is exclusively compatible with the Duratool ZD-552 soldering iron model. Users should be aware that the tip arrives pre-tinned, which may obscure the opening until the unit reaches operational temperature.
| Model Part Number | ZD-552 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Duratool |
This specific tip is engineered for the ZD-552. Compatibility with other models is not guaranteed.
The tip features a 1.3mm width, making it ideal for precision electronics work.
This is due to the factory-applied tinning process. Once the iron heats up, the tin will melt, revealing the opening.
Replacement frequency depends on usage intensity, but with proper care and regular tinning, the tip will last for many projects.
No. Steel wool is too abrasive. Use a brass wire sponge or a damp cellulose sponge to preserve the tip's plating.
The tip is pre-tinned during manufacturing; the hole will become visible once the soldering iron reaches operating temperature.
Ensure the tip is clean and hot enough. If it is oxidized, use a tip tinner or fresh flux to remove the buildup.
To install, ensure your ZD-552 soldering iron is powered off and completely cooled. Gently unscrew the tip retaining nut, slide out the old tip, and insert the new Duratool tip into the heating element. Secure the retaining nut until snug.
For care, always keep the tip tinned with fresh solder before turning off the iron to prevent oxidation. Clean the tip during use by gently wiping it on a damp sponge or a brass wire tip cleaner. Avoid using metal files or sandpaper, as these will destroy the protective plating and render the tip useless.