900M TYPE B — Conical (Ball) Soldering Tip 🔧

The 900M TYPE B replacement soldering tip is engineered for precision SMD soldering and fine electronics work. Its conical (ball) tip geometry delivers excellent control for delicate joints and micro-sized pads. Built with carbon steel with a copper core and nickel plating, it provides reliable thermal transfer and a long service life. An ideal, cost-effective spare for stations using the Hakko 900M standard.

Key Features ✨

• High precision control for SMD components and fine-pitch pads
• Conical “ball” profile for micro soldering and pinpoint heat delivery
• Durable construction for consistent thermal performance
• Widely compatible with standard 900M-type handles
• Easy-to-replace, affordable spare tip option

Technical Specifications 🧪

• Model: 900M TYPE B
• Tip Shape: Conical (Ball tip)
• Material: Carbon steel with copper core, nickel plated
• Applications: SMD soldering, precision electronic assembly, fine wire soldering
• Compatible Power Range: Typically 30 W – 60 W soldering irons
• Replaceable: Yes — fits standard 900M-type soldering iron handles

Compatibility 🔌

Based on the Hakko 900M standard, this tip is mechanically compatible with many soldering stations and irons, including:

• Hakko: 900M, 900L, 907, 908, 913, 933; FX-888, FX-888D (depending on handle type)
• Yihua: 936, 937, 938, 939, 852D+, 853D, 878D, 898D
• Aoyue: 936, 937+, 909, 968, 852, 853, 701, 738
• Other brands: WEP, Quick, Atten, ZD, Xytronic, and most soldering irons labeled “Hakko 900M compatible” (30 W – 60 W)

Not Compatible With 🚫

• T12 / T15 cartridge-type tips (integrated heater systems)
• JBC C210 / C245 and similar connector-based tip systems
• Modern integrated tip-heater tools such as TS100, TS80, or Pinecil

Advantages ✅

• High precision for small SMD and micro soldering work
• Easy to replace and budget-friendly as a spare tip
• Wide compatibility with standard Hakko-type handles

Usage Notes ⚠️

• Verify your soldering handle follows the 900M standard before installing the tip.
• Using an incompatible connector or incorrect power rating may damage both the tip and the handle.
• Clean the tip regularly with a brass sponge or tip cleaner to maintain coating integrity.