Tsutsumi Soldering Robot Tips

Tsutsumi Soldering Robot Tips

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● Mobel:  1150D
● MOQ :  1 set
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FEATURES:

● By adopting the specially designed soldering tip, Tsutsumi Robot realizes linear soldering for four lines at the same time and

   achieves soldering 200pcs of plug-in components within 80 seconds. It greatly increases the operation efficiency. 

● With the specially designed short and thick tip body, Tsutsumi tips have the extremely high heat storage capacity. 

● Tsutsumi heater s its sensor deep into the tip end, so as to improve the feedback of the tip temperature. Thus, the heat

   recovery is quick and the soldering temperature fluctuation is small. As a result, the tip’s service life is lengthened and the

   tip cost is reduced effectively. 

● Tsutsumi tip adopts special slot design and position correction device, which prevents the position deviation possibly caused

    during the tip replacement. It realizes repeatable tip replacement in a simple and fast way. 

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FAQ

What types of soldering tips are available for Tsutsumi soldering robots?

Tsutsumi soldering robots offer a variety of soldering tips tailored to different applications and needs. Common types include:

Fine Tips: Designed for precision work on small components and detailed soldering tasks.
Chisel Tips: Ideal for larger soldering areas and joints, providing broader contact with the solder.
Conical Tips: Versatile tips that can handle both precision and general soldering tasks.
Specialty Tips: These may include tips designed for specific tasks such as SMD (Surface-Mount Device) or through-hole soldering.
The selection of tips depends on the specific requirements of your soldering application and the model of the Tsutsumi robot.

How do I properly maintain and clean Tsutsumi soldering tips?

Proper maintenance and cleaning are crucial for the longevity and performance of soldering tips:

Cleaning: Use a damp sponge or a brass wire cleaner to remove solder and flux residue. Avoid abrasive materials as they can damage the tip.
Tinning: After cleaning, apply a small amount of solder to the tip to keep it tinned. This helps prevent oxidation and maintains good thermal conductivity.
Temperature Management: Ensure the tip is used within the recommended temperature range to avoid overheating, which can lead to tip wear and degradation.
Regular maintenance helps ensure that the soldering tips perform optimally and have a longer lifespan.

How do I select the right soldering tip for my Tsutsumi soldering robot?

Selecting the appropriate soldering tip involves considering several factors:

Component Size: For small, delicate components, fine or conical tips are ideal. For larger components or joints, chisel tips may be more effective.
Soldering Task: Different tips are suited for different tasks. For example, a broad chisel tip is good for soldering large areas, while a fine tip is best for detailed work.
Heat Transfer Needs: Tips with larger surfaces are better for transferring heat efficiently, which is important for larger joints or components. Smaller tips are suitable for precise applications where less heat is needed.
Choosing the right tip based on these factors ensures efficient and effective soldering, improving the quality and reliability of your work. Always refer to the specific requirements of your application and the recommendations provided by Tsutsumi or the tip manufacturer.