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JBC C245669: drag soldering tip 1.25 mm. The forked design is intended for drag soldering through-hole leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245673: chisel tip 0.8 × 0.3 mm. The flat end can contact a solder pad along its edge or across its broader face. For JBC tools T245.
This tip is designed for heat staking plastics, with a 3.2 mm working-end diameter. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245701: drag soldering tip 0.75 mm. The forked design is intended for drag soldering through-hole leads. For JBC tools T245.
This model is longer and more tapered than C245908, while retaining a 4.8 × 1.5 mm chisel end and HT design. For JBC T245 handles.
The 1.2 mm bevel forms an angled contact face. Match its orientation to the solder joint when choosing the tip. For JBC T245 handles.
The notched blade is designed for multipad drag soldering. For JBC T245 handles.
The straight 2.7 × 1 mm chisel provides a flat working end between the 2.4 and 3 mm widths in the C245 range. For JBC T245 handles.
The 10 mm blade has a compact flared working end and is intended by the manufacturer for rework. For JBC T245 handles.
The narrow 0.6 × 0.3 mm chisel provides a flat contact edge for small solder pads. For JBC T245 handles.
The 3.2 × 1.5 mm bent chisel provides a broad contact edge for joints approached at an angle. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245735E: chisel tip 2.7 × 1 mm. The flat end can contact a solder pad along its edge or across its broader face. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245736E: conical tip Ø 1 mm. The conical end provides point contact with an individual solder joint. For JBC tools T245.
The straight 2.4 × 0.6 mm chisel has a broad tinned area and HT geometry for efficient heat delivery. For JBC T245 handles.
The narrow 0.8 × 0.6 mm chisel uses HT geometry for efficient heat transfer. For JBC T245 handles.
The fine bevel combines a narrow end with a small flat face. Its 13.5 mm tip length helps reach between components. For JBC T245 handles.
This bent version of C245747 retains the fine bevel. The bend helps reach difficult-to-access components. For JBC T245 handles.
Unlike the similar C245748, the bevel is oriented for using the upper part of the tinned area. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245751: drag soldering tip 1.25 mm. The forked design is intended for drag soldering through-hole leads. For JBC tools T245.
The 15 mm blade offers a longer continuous contact edge than the 10 mm C245914. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245754: drag soldering tip 0.75 mm. The forked design is intended for drag soldering through-hole leads. For JBC tools T245.
The broad, thin 4 × 0.8 mm chisel uses an HT design to transfer heat through a flat edge. For JBC T245 handles.
This is the thinner version of C245908. Its 1 mm thickness at a 4.8 mm width accommodates thinner components. For JBC T245 handles.
The forked Chip end is intended for desoldering chip components. Match the 1.25 mm tip size to the component geometry. For JBC T245 handles.
The forked Chip end has a designated size of 2 mm. Check the component terminal shape and spacing when choosing it. For JBC T245 handles.
A width of 2.4 mm and thickness of 0.5 mm form a thin chisel in an HT design. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245760: barrel tip for cables Ø 3.5 mm. The concave end is shaped for soldering cable connections. For JBC tools T245.
This bent version of C245061 reaches joints that are difficult to access with the straight chisel. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245762: round connector tip R 4.5 mm. The rounded recess contacts cylindrical terminals when soldering cables and connectors. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245763: barrel tip for cables Ø 2.5 mm. The concave end is shaped for soldering cable connections. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245764: narrow conical tip Ø 0.5 mm. The conical end provides point contact with an individual solder joint. For JBC tools T245.
Compared with C245939, the less sharp bevel helps keep solder close to the edge. For JBC T245 handles.
The large bevelled contact surface is intended for soldering wide areas. The working-end diameter is 5 mm. For JBC T245 handles.
This tip combines a 1.5 mm width with a thin 0.3 mm end. Choose it according to the contact-edge width required. For JBC T245 handles.
This slender version of C245741 is 2.4 mm wide and 0.3 mm thick, providing a thin contact edge. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245771: narrow bent chisel tip 1 × 0.1 mm. The bent chisel combines a flat contact with angled access to the joint. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245772: nickel chisel tip 1.4 × 0.7 mm. The flat end can contact a solder pad along its edge or across its broader face. For JBC tools T245.
This is the slender version of C245742: the width remains 0.8 mm, while the thickness is 0.3 mm. For JBC T245 handles.
This slender alternative to C245906 retains a 1.2 mm width with a reduced thickness of 0.3 mm. For JBC T245 handles.
The tip is 7 mm longer than C245911, improving access to difficult-to-reach joints. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245776: blade tip 37 mm. The broad blade provides contact along an extended soldering area. For JBC tools T245.
The 2.8 mm bevel has a reduced tinned surface for local touch-up work. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245785: barrel tip for cables Ø 1.5 mm. The concave end is shaped for soldering cable connections. For JBC tools T245.
The conical body ends in a short bent 0.4 mm tip. Compare the complete working profile when choosing this model. For JBC T245 handles.
The 3.8 × 0.3 mm knife edge combines an angled blade with a thin contact end. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245790: barrel tip for cables Ø 0.8 mm. The concave end is shaped for soldering cable connections. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245791: Ø 9.8 mm. heat-staking tip for plastics. The tip transfers heat to plastic during heat staking. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245792: blade tip 40 mm. The broad blade provides contact along an extended soldering area. For JBC tools T245.
This 2.8 mm bevel presents an angled tinned face to the solder joint. For JBC T245 handles.
The 30 mm tip length is intended for hard-to-reach solder joints. It ends in a 2.5 mm bevel. For JBC T245 handles.
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