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1/4" Replacement Tip For Hakko FX-601

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1/4 Replacement Tip For Hakko FX-601
1/4" Replacement Tip For Hakko FX-601 by Hakko
$25.95 USD
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Product Features

  • 1/4 inch tip is great for stained glass projects
  • Even heat distribution for an even bead
  • Fits Hakko FX-601 Soldering Iron
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Product Description

A 1/4" tip is great for leaded, copper foil stained glass projects.  Even heat distribution for an even bead. Fits easily into the Hakko FX-601 soldering iron.

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