What are the types of lead-free soldering iron tips?

I-type soldering tip:
The I-type soldering tip of Xiaomao Automation is exquisitely designed with an extremely small tip, which is particularly suitable for delicate soldering operations or occasions where the soldering space is limited. In addition, it can effectively correct the solder bridge problem that may occur during the soldering of chips to ensure the quality of soldering.

B-type/LB-type (conical) soldering tip:
1.B-type soldering tip: This type of soldering tip has no directional restrictions, and its entire front end can be used for soldering operations, which is flexible and convenient. It is suitable for general soldering needs, regardless of the size of the solder joint.
2.LB-type soldering tip: As a variant of the B-type, the LB-type soldering tip is more slender in shape. This design enables it to be flexibly operated in environments with tall components around the solder joint or narrow soldering space to meet specific soldering needs.

D-type/LD-type (slotted nozzle-shaped) soldering tip:
D-type and LD-type soldering tips use their nozzle part for soldering, which is particularly suitable for soldering scenarios that require a large amount of tin, such as large soldering areas, thick terminals or large solder pads. They can provide sufficient solder to ensure a firm and reliable soldering.

C-type/CF-type (beveled cylindrical) soldering iron tip:
1.C-type soldering iron tip: The beveled part of the front end of the soldering iron tip is used for soldering, which is also suitable for soldering with a large amount of tin. Its application range is similar to that of the D-type soldering iron tip, and it is suitable for large-area soldering, thick terminals and large solder pads.
2.CF-type soldering iron tip: Compared with the C-type, the uniqueness of the CF-type soldering iron tip is that its beveled part is tinned, and only the beveled part can be tinned during soldering. This design makes the amount of tinning vary, and users can choose according to specific welding needs. In particular, the fine models of CF-type soldering iron tips such as 0.5C, 1C/CF, and 1.5CF are very suitable for soldering small components or correcting problems such as tin bridges and tin pillars generated during surface soldering. If only a small amount of solder is required for soldering, the CF-type soldering iron tip will be an ideal choice.
3.2C/2CF, 3C/3CF-type soldering iron tips: These models are suitable for soldering components such as resistors and diodes, and can also be used for soldering SOP and QFP components with larger pitch.
4.4C/4CF soldering tip: This type of soldering tip is suitable for welding occasions that require large heat, such as thick terminals, circuit board grounding and power supply parts, and can provide stable welding effects.

K-type soldering tip:
The K-type soldering tip of Xiaomao Automation uses a knife-shaped part for welding, supports vertical or pull welding, and has a wide range of applicability. It is suitable for welding components such as SOJ, PLCC, SOP, QFP, and can also be used to correct tin bridges, connector welding and other scenes to meet diverse welding needs.

H-type soldering tip:
The tin-plated layer of the H-type soldering tip is located at the bottom of the soldering tip. This design makes it particularly suitable for pull welding of components such as SOP and QFP with larger pitch. It can provide stable welding performance and ensure welding quality.