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Founded in 1945, Weller, headquartered in Lexington, South Carolina, USA, manufactures inventive soldering, filtration, precision tools and welding solutions for various applications in electronics manufacturing. Read More
Includes ESD-safe FD2D flux dispenser used for dispensing resin, flux and oil solvents and for preventing spills and waste
RoHS compliant adaptor assemblies, carbon filters, tip cleaners, threaded needles, sponges, pencils, etc. ideal for domestic and heavy-duty soldering applications
Used for maintenance and repair purposes and to protect sensitive components. Can handle temperatures up to 1110 degrees F and feature quick heat-up and rapid temperature recovery
Professional- / consumer-grade products extensively used for mass soldering of printed circuit boards (PCBs) and tinning wires in domestic, commercial and industrial applications
Designed for drag soldering, chip part soldering, connector soldering and QFP soldering. Supplied in screwdriver / chisel / thread-on / micro / conical / round / knife / cylindrical / flat variants
Includes air-operated syringes for micro-air dispensing in soldering applications. Feature a Luer lock tip design to make leak-free connections between two parts and are supplied with rubber or plastic stoppers
ESD-safe accessories compatible with WRS rework systems, as well as WSL and WSD81 soldering stations. Used with fume extractors to direct, control and absorb 80 per cent of the noxious fumes
Used for hand soldering, heavy-duty soldering, cleaning, gluing, filling and similar applications. Can handle input voltage in the range of 120 V - 230 V and purify air of up to four workplaces. Feature adjustable pressure control to optimise air flow regulation
Capable of generating a powerful and wind-resistant 2500 degree F flame. Used for soldering, brazing, heating, bending and loosening metallic nuts & bolts
Weller catalogue includes a comprehensive line of soldering guns / pots / tips and fume extractors, butane torches & accessories. The brand's soldering guns are appropriate for soldering electronic components & light sheet metal pieces and assembling stained glass. They feature a pistol grip with an adjustable fingertip trigger designed for easy handling and added user convenience. Weller fume extractor is used to remove harmful gases and airborne particles formed during soldering or welding. It is equipped with HEPA filters for high-efficiency particulate air, ensuring enhanced safety.
Some Weller MPNs cross individual references to the equivalent Allegro, Hakko and Lincoln Electric models. So, if you're looking for a competitor item that is either out of stock or obsolete, chances are Raptor Supplies has the equivalent Weller products available.
These Weller products are large to small in size. They require careful packaging as some items might get damaged while shipping. Hence, these items are delivered by courier shipment and air freight for minimum downtime.
To maintain your Weller soldering guns, keep it free from dirt and debris. Regularly wipe the tip with a moist sponge to remove any accumulated residue and when not in use, store it in a cool and dry location. If the tip is damaged or corroded, substitute it with a new one.
When selecting a suitable Weller fume extractor, check your workspace dimensions, the type of fumes produced and how often they will be in use. Weller provides a variety of models with different airflow capacities and filter types, allowing you to pick the one that best meets your requirements.
Yes, Weller butane torches are safe due to their built-in safety features, such as a safety lock, automatic shut-off mechanism and materials that can withstand high temperatures.
To use a Weller soldering pot, start by placing it on a heat-resistant and stable surface. Add the required amount of solder to the pot and switch on the heating element. Wait for the pot to heat up and achieve the desired temperature before immersing the workpiece in the molten solder.
