🔧 16pcs 900M Soldering Iron Tips - Lead-free Welding Tip Set for HAKKO 936, 937, 907 Atten, Quick, Aoyue, Yihua, Vastar, Sywon, Tabiger, SOAIY Solder Iron & Soldering Station Review

Comes in a pretty vinyl pouch in a small hard plastic case and the tips work great. Too bad the designer didn't think that through with the 16 piece set! The vinyl sleeve allows 14 6mm bits to be stacked in a neat, even row. And the hard plastic case is just wide enough to hold 12 6mm bits in a row. You have to push the vinyl pouch into the hard plastic case to get it in the room. It would be great if the vinyl case could hold all 16 attachments in a neat row and the case could lay flat in the…

Looks very nice. But unfortunately they do not conduct heat. I was able to melt the solder but only 1/8 inch from the tips. I tried 3 different tips. I used them right out of the pack. I've used my damp sponge, I've used a wire cleaning sponge, I've tried tip tin and even tried adding some flux. All for free. I was able to melt some solder but not very well and not quite to the point where it should be. Anyway, I'm sending them back and will order the ones with over a dozen reviews. I'm sorry…

This soldering tip set is available in a variety of sizes and shapes. As a newbie to soldering, I quickly needed more than the tip that came with my iron and found this. Everything from the smallest pad I could comfortably solder to the largest solder pad I've ever seen is so much easier now that I have the choice to get the job done. If I had to criticize the product, I would say that the black coating around the tip is a bit sloppy at times, but not to the extent that it would affect the…

So I'm still at the very beginning of soldering and am learning electronics/printed circuit boards. Because of this, I'm always looking for the best/cheapest deal, at least for now. I have several different soldering irons ranging from super cheap Walmart to electronic displays, pencil types and a large soldering iron. Thankfully I've come a long way since my early days, but I still consider myself a beginner. I was able to save about $400 by studying Electronics/PCB and Soldering. First the…

FIRST CHECK: I've used quite a few of these so far. Haven't noticed any problems with the heating. Fits my soldering station. I compared them to Hakko cleats and didn't feel much of a difference in fit. However, fit is measured in very small increments for this type of application, so I probably won't feel any difference. They heat well, puddle well, clean well and so far I haven't had any problems with them. However, I've only used them 3-4 times for tinning 22-14 gauge wire and splicing…