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The bent 2 mm conical end uses an HT design, combining angled access with heat-transfer geometry. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245261: chisel tip 3 × 1 mm. The flat end can contact a solder pad along its edge or across its broader face. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245268 – Dual In Line cartridge 5 × 1.5 mm. Special cartridge for fast soldering of male contacts, designated Dual In Line by the manufacturer.
JBC C245301: bevel tip Ø 8.8 mm. The bevel provides a contact face for soldering with the handle held at an angle. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245303: dual-in-line tip 6.5 × 6 mm. Two opposing contact sides serve components with two rows of leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245304: tunnel tip for DIL 9.6 × 15 mm. Two opposing contact sides serve components with two rows of leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245305: dual-in-line tip 9.6 × 12 mm. Two opposing contact sides serve components with two rows of leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245306: dual-in-line tip 9.6 × 10 mm. Two opposing contact sides serve components with two rows of leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245311: heat-staking tip for plastics 20 × 6 mm. The special working end is intended for thermal processing of plastics. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245312: heat-staking tip for plastics Ø 3.2 mm. The special working end is intended for thermal processing of plastics. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245313: heat-staking tip for plastics Ø 4.1 mm. The special working end is intended for thermal processing of plastics. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245315: QFP desoldering tip 15 × 15 mm. The shaped end desolders QFP and PLCC packages by contact heating their leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245344: QFP desoldering tip 26 × 26 mm. The shaped end desolders QFP and PLCC packages by contact heating their leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245351: QFP desoldering tip 12.3 × 12.3 mm. The shaped end desolders QFP and PLCC packages by contact heating their leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245352: QFP desoldering tip 15.4 × 15.4 mm. The shaped end desolders QFP and PLCC packages by contact heating their leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245354E: bevel tip Ø 3.5 mm. The bevel provides a contact face for soldering with the handle held at an angle. For JBC tools T245.
The 1 mm conical HT design uses geometry optimized for heat transfer during soldering. For JBC T245 handles.
This HT bevel retains a 1.5 mm diameter with geometry optimized for heat transfer. For JBC T245 handles.
This 1.2 × 0.7 mm version uses an HT chisel geometry for thermally demanding soldering work. For JBC T245 handles.
The 2.2 × 1 mm HT chisel transfers heat through a flat working end. For JBC T245 handles.
The bent 3 mm conical end provides a larger contact end for angled access to the joint. For JBC T245 handles.
The bent 4 mm conical tip uses an HT design for thermally demanding joints approached at an angle. For JBC T245 handles.
JBC C245629E: bent conical tip Ø 4 mm. The bent end provides angled access to the joint. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245651: drag soldering tip 1.25 mm. The forked design is intended for drag soldering through-hole leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245654: drag soldering tip 0.75 mm. The forked design is intended for drag soldering through-hole leads. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245658: forked Chip tip 2 mm. The forked end is designed for working on chip components. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245662: round connector tip R 4.5 mm. The rounded recess contacts cylindrical terminals when soldering cables and connectors. For JBC tools T245.
JBC C245667: drag soldering tip 1.25 mm. The forked design is intended for drag soldering through-hole leads. For JBC tools T245.
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.
