Manufacturer of soldering tips · Dongguan, China
Products · by platform
A replacement tip is defined by its platform first and its geometry second. These six families cover 12 machine platforms and 400+ published geometries — all turned, ground, plated and inspected in our own plant in Dongguan.
How to find your tip
Most buyers arrive with a broken tip in one hand and a machine model in the other. Sorting by platform means you can answer “will it fit?” before you answer “which shape?”. That is the order we use throughout this site, and the order our quotation team follows.
If you already know the part number, send it to us. If you only know the iron, send a photograph of the socket. Either is enough to identify the family and shortlist the geometries with their published dimensions.
Six families
Hand soldering, high-frequency and robotic stations, hot-bar bonding and selective wave soldering. Each family is tooled on the same turning, grinding and plating line.
01 / Hand soldering
Conical, chisel, bevel and knife geometries for through-hole pins, SMD rework and touch-up. The largest family, covering the irons most often still in service on European repair benches.
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02 / High-frequency
Integrated heater tips with fast recovery for stations that see short, repeated cycles. Blade and wide-chisel faces dominate here because the joint usually has more thermal mass.
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03 / Robotic & cartridge
Long-shaft cartridges for automatic soldering machines, where concentricity and repeatable seating determine solder-joint height from one cycle to the next. Shanks are ground to ±0.05 mm.
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04 / Hot-bar
V, U, T, DK and grooved faces, lapped flat for even pressure. Used to bond FPC and enamelled wire in one pulse, without a pre-tinning station. Most thermodes are made to drawing.
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05 / Wave solder
Conical, point and slot nozzles for selective wave soldering machines. The orifice edge is lapped after grinding because its condition sets the shape of the solder column.
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06 / Compatible
Independent replacement tips for WSP80, WP80 and LHT irons, ground to the published shank dimensions. Model names describe compatibility only; these are not original manufacturer parts.
Open the family pageFamily index
| Family | Platforms | Geometries | Typical joint | Made to drawing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hand soldering | 900M / T18 / T12 / 200 | 180 | Through-hole, SMD rework | Optional |
| High-frequency | 911G / 910 / HSV | 96 | Large pads, harness terminals | Optional |
| Robotic & cartridge | UNIX / Apollo / DVAP | 74 | Automated repeated joints | Common |
| Hot-bar thermodes | Hot-bar bonding equipment | 42 | FPC, enamel wire, busbars | Standard |
| Wave solder nozzles | Selective wave machines | 38 | Point and slot selective joints | Common |
| WSP80-compatible | WSP80 / WP80 / LHT | 46 | Service and repair stations | Optional |
What we publish, and what we are still measuring
Each geometry has a drawing with A (overall length), B (shank diameter), C (working-face width) and D (reach or bend offset), plus a ±0.05 mm shank tolerance and a drawing revision. A batch dimension report, a solder-wetting result and the plating build-up are issued with the goods.
All six families now have their own page, and every range has series pages with geometry tables, seat data and compatibility notes — from 900M and UNIX to V/U thermodes and point nozzles. We do not put an estimated dimension on a drawing, and we do not publish a plating thickness we have not measured.
Until a model page exists, send the part number or a photograph of the socket and we will reply with the drawing, the tolerance and the plating specification for that geometry. For a joint that has no standard geometry yet, we grind one to your drawing.
Questions we are asked
By the machine platform the tip fits, not by our internal part numbering. There are six families — hand soldering, high-frequency, robotic and cartridge, hot-bar thermodes, selective wave solder nozzles and WSP80-compatible tips — covering 12 platforms and 400+ published geometries.
Yes. Send the model number or a photograph of the iron socket and we will reply with the A/B/C/D dimension drawing, the ±0.05 mm shank tolerance and the plating build-up for that geometry. All six families now have family pages, with series pages for the ranges that are tooled and measured.
No. XANJO makes independent replacement parts. Model names such as WSP80, 900M, 911G and UNIX describe which machine a tip fits and should be read as “compatible with”. XANJO is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any original equipment manufacturer.
The minimum order is 20 pieces per geometry. Custom profiles are ground on the production line with samples in five working days. Stocked items are dispatched within 48 hours.
A part number, an iron model or a photograph of the socket is enough. We reply with the family, the geometry shortlist and the published dimensions within one working day.