T0051314799, Weller DX Desoldering Nozzle for use with Various Desoldering Irons

Weller DX Series Desoldering Iron Nozzles

Introducing the DX series of replacement nozzles for desoldering irons from Weller. These high-quality desoldering suction nozzles are constructed to remove all kinds of solder at the solder joints. The nozzles use a novel threadless fixing system whereby the nozzle is inserted into the head and is locked into place by twisting through a turn. This patented feature allows the desoldering nozzles to be quickly and easily changed. It also improves the thermal transfer from the desoldering head to the desoldering nozzle, providing a faster heat-up time and recovery time. Additionally, because there are no threads in the head that tend to seize, maintenance and running costs are reduced.

Weller DX series suction nozzles are available in several sizes and shape options to choose from (all compatible with DSX 80 and DXV 80 desoldering irons):
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 110 (1.9 x 0.7 x 25 mm) - 405-3496
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 111 (2.5 x 0.7 x 25 mm) - 405-3503
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 112 (2.3 x 1.0 x 25mm) - 405-3519
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 113 (2.5 x 1.2 x 25 mm) - 405-3525
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 113HM (2.5 x 1.2 x 25 mm) - 755-3071
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 114 (3.3 x 1.8 x 25 mm) - 405-3531
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 115 (1.9 x 0.7 x 29 mm) - 405-3553
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 116 (2.7 x 1.5 x 29 mm) - 755-3069
• Desoldering Nozzle DX 117 (2.9 x 1.5 x 25 mm) - 914-0104

Features and Benefits:

• High-quality suction nozzles for Weller Desoldering Irons
• Threadless fixture system
• Compatible with DSX 80 and DXV 80 desoldering irons
• Long-life iron
• Lead free optimised
• Manufactured in Germany

Approvals and Certification:

• 2015/863/EU Conform

FAQs:

How many nozzles do I get in the set?
The price shown is for one nozzle. Multipacks are not available.

What thread does this nozzle have?
DX series nozzles are thread less.

Station Irons - Weller

Düsen Serie DX für Entlötkolben DSX80, DSXV80

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