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Your cart is empty.Replacement Single Flat 0.8mm Tip for WLUBU75 Weller's Butane Soldering Iron. The Signal Flat is easy to replace without a tool and is perfect for your electronic soldering tasks. Solder on-the-go with Weller's Soldering Iron & Heat Tool. 25W-75W butane provides continuous no-stop soldering. With quick and easy butane refills, wide range of tips, auto shut off, and the ability to convert for hot air/torch applications, it's perfect for your soldering tasks.
Jeff Hermans
Reviewed in the United States on February 20, 2025
I have been using Weller soldering irons for over 50 years and have always valued them. I actually still have and use the first two Weller soldering irons (25 watt and 40 watt) that I bought around 1970. I also have a 67 watt Hakko soldering iron that I use for stained glass work. I have only used this new Weller 60 watt soldering iron a few times - but I have some comments on it already:- The iron is comfortable in the hand. The rubber grip feels nice and does not get too hot- The cord is thin and very flexible. It allows the iron to stay where you place it. the cord on my expensive ($100) Hakko is a stiff, 3-wire grounded cord and it can cause the hot iron to move on its own if you place it on a table without using a heavy iron holder. The cord is an ungrounded, two conductor cord - which is fine in this application. By the way, the iron is UL listed. I'm guessing alot of the cheap, Chinese soldering irons are not UL listed.- The cheap, little stand included with this kit is basic, but better than nothing. This should be included with every soldering iron sold - what does it cost the manufacturer - maybe 3 cents. I have a couple nice stands - but this little one is better than nothing if you are just starting out. And it actually works well in conjunction with the thin flexible cord on this iron.- I do like the two extra tips being included. So you have one wide "chisel" tip for heavier work and two fine tips (for soldering to a circuit board or something).- The "Halo" LED lights - useless in my opinion. My workshop is well lit and these LEDs don't really do anything to help. They do show that the iron is "plugged in" - which is nice. The lights may be helpful if you need to solder in a darker area though.I like using a higher wattage soldering iron even for delicate work - the higher temperature tip allows you to get the wires/circuit board up to soldering temperature quickly/ apply the solder/ and cool down quickly as opposed to holding a lower wattage iron on the joint for a long time and heating up the adjacent components.I think I'm going to like this soldering iron alot - we'll see if it holds up for 50+ years like my other Weller irons.
H.K.
Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2025
Didnt expect it, but after about 30 minutes of being plugged in and working fine, it stopped working. Does not heat up anymore. Very disappointing.
Art Tryon
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
I bought this soldering iron about 18 months ago. I do guitar repair work. I have only used this iron maybe 5 times. A few days ago I was changing pickups in a guitar. It seemed to take longer than usual to heat up. But it did eventually get hot enough for me to use. When I finished, the results were not too good. For starters the plastic piece that covers the LED lights melted around the base of the iron over the LEDs. And as it took a while to heat up, I thought it was fine once it did, but it was way too hot once I started working with it and I fried the potentiometer I was soldering because it was too hot. And no I didn't hold the iron on it too long. Today the iron doesn't even get hot. Had it plugged in for 25 minutes and it's not even warm let alone hot. So now I'm looking for a new soldering iron. I definitely won't be buying another Weller.
Annabel B.
Reviewed in the United States on August 20, 2024
I bought the 30 watt, and it worked great for the PC boards that I wanted to work on. I was building guitar effect pedals, and it was good. Then I wanted to do some work on a 3 way switch on my Epiphone Les Paul and I thought I could do it without taking the switch loose because the 30 watt would reach in there without any problem. Nope. it would not get hot enough because the switch lug was acting like a heat sink. The gun was a bad idea, lol. It melted the insulation so I had to take the switch out, anyway. The ground lug is a significant piece of metal, and I do not think it can be soldered on without a gun, but the 60 watt worked on the lighter wire lugs.
DEBORAH STANSELL
Reviewed in Canada on June 15, 2024
Easy simple to use
Timberwolf
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2024
Item was used and slid back through bottom of package. Item appears to be functional and I need to use it immediately so I am not going to return it.
ESTEBAN MORENO C
Reviewed in Mexico on February 28, 2024
El producto cumple con las especificaciones que ofrece
The Experimentalist
Reviewed in the United States on December 31, 2024
This is a good choice if the cheaper, temperature-controllable irons are unable to deliver enough heat. The larger tip on this iron acts as an effective heat reservoir, especially if you're not soldering PC boards. I use it for point-to-point wiring, and it's perfect for that. I do wish it had a temperature control. I've been using Weller soldering equipment since the 1950s, and I've never had a quality issue.
M.L.
Reviewed in Canada on December 28, 2024
ce fer est polyvalent, assez pour souder des petits circuits au réparations plus grosses, soit sur des colliers, etc. Les lumièeres sont d'un plus, nous y voyons enfiin quelque chose lors de nos travaux de soudure
AmazC1
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
It's a Weller, it is quality and has wide parts availability. Works great for electrical work and stained glass.
2sooners
Reviewed in the United States on November 18, 2024
these are oem and beefy. will clean and re tighten and last along time.
L. Neufeld
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024
I always buy Weller when it comes to soldering. Great value and longevity. My last iron is over 40 years old!
Jorge Lopez
Reviewed in Mexico on August 10, 2023
Muy buen cautin
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