Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 02 11:39:02 EDT 2010 | emrtech
so, i found a new tool tip nozzle for the my9 to place the 0201 components and works perfect. the tool tip is also made out of stainless steel. the nozzle was completely modified and works alot better than the OEM nozzle.
Electronics Forum | Tue Sep 18 20:50:35 EDT 2012 | vergara1
ATTENTION*****Sorry I missed informed you on the second tip; tip should be set at 399C/750F.******** Melissa
Electronics Forum | Fri Feb 17 23:57:35 EST 2012 | haiae
I need some spare parts for contact systems 3 series machine such as tool tips, calib. tips, etc. Who can offer me any please drop me an email. Thanks,
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 07 05:38:23 EST 2012 | haiae
I'm looking for all tool tips, calibration tool tips or other spare parts for contact 3 series machine. If you have any parts, please list it for my reference. Thanks,
Electronics Forum | Wed Mar 26 10:51:52 EDT 2014 | aybars
I would recommend not to mix leaded irons to do non-leaded rework. Especially, if you are working on ROHS compliance project that will create contamination. Weller and Hakko still have tips for leaded soldering tips, you can chechk on their web sites
Electronics Forum | Fri Aug 07 11:02:29 EDT 2015 | ehess
Can Assembleon Opal nozzles be repaired? I have a few ith chips on the corners of the tips. It appears as though the tips are pinned in the bodies of the nozzles, and that they could be changed out. Thanks
Electronics Forum | Wed Jun 01 05:19:00 EDT 2022 | dilogic
I do not think that can be done on GSM. Pay attention to nozzle contamination - paste residue tend to stick to the nozzle tip and should be cleaned with a solvent as soon as you notice it, as it makes tip shiny.
Electronics Forum | Sat Jul 15 04:25:50 EDT 2023 | ttheis
Universal does offer replaceable tip nozzles, which is nice, but it seems the 1220 is not considered replaceable for anyone else wondering.
Electronics Forum | Tue May 02 12:07:26 EDT 2006 | Sheldon Stewart (Process Engineer)
I am curious if everyone else is seeing the same dramatically reduced tip life with lead-free that I am? We have purchased new irones with controlled temperatures up to 800F. We are doing more hand soldering on our lead-free at the present while wait
Electronics Forum | Fri May 12 11:40:25 EDT 2006 | solderiron
If you can change to SN100C do it. The nickel prevents the high tin content from eating away at the metals on the tips. Similar to what the Lead did in 63/37 alloys. This Koki crap is just that, crap. 99% tin??? Thats what is causing the problem peop
