2uul Find210-K Soldering Iron Tip for C210 Soldering Station

2UUL K Type Soldering Tip for Precision Mobile Repair

The 2UUL K Soldering Iron Tip is a professional-grade replacement tip designed for precision soldering in mobile repair, electronics assembly, and micro-soldering tasks. Its K-shaped edge allows for versatile soldering, desoldering, and drag soldering techniques, making it an essential tool for technicians who demand accuracy and durability. The 2UUL K Soldering Iron Tip (FIND210-K) is designed for professional micro-soldering and PCB repairs. With its sharp K-shaped edge, it delivers precise heat transfer, enabling clean solder joints and efficient desoldering in smartphone and logic board repairs.

Features

• High-quality K-shaped soldering tip for versatile use
• Compatible with 2UUL FIND210 series soldering stations
• Provides stable temperature control for accurate soldering
• Durable and long-lasting with high thermal conductivity
• Ideal for IC replacement, jumper wire work, and fine PCB soldering

Benefits / Usages

• Enhances precision in mobile phone repair
• Suitable for SMD, BGA, and micro-soldering tasks
• Reduces oxidation and ensures long working lifespan
• Improves soldering efficiency for professional technicians

Specification Table

Installation Tips

Ensure the soldering iron is powered off and cool before replacing the tip

Insert the FIND210-K tip securely into the holder

Regularly clean with a wet sponge or brass wool for extended life

Always apply solder at the correct temperature to prevent oxidation

Package Content (As per selection)

• OPTION A 1 × 2UUL K Soldering Iron Tip (FIND210-K)
• OPTION B 1 × 2UUL K Soldering Iron Tips (FIND210-K) –5 in Box Pack

FAQs

• Q1: Is the 2UUL K tip compatible with JBC stations?
• A1: No, it is specifically designed for the 2UUL FIND210 soldering system.
• Q2: Can this be used for IC reballing?
• A2: Yes, its K-shape tip is perfect for IC reballing and fine soldering work.
• Q3: How to extend the lifespan of the soldering tip?
• A3: Keep the tip clean, avoid prolonged high heat, and always tin the tip after use.