Original ATTEN consumables

Find the tip that fits
your ATTEN iron.

101 original tips across 11 series — loose tips, integrated-heater cartridges, tweezer pairs and desoldering nozzles. Start with the table below: find your station, and it tells you which series to order.

Which tip fits my station? Browse the 11 series

101

tips in stock

fitting standards

€2,00

from, per tip

Compatibility

Which tip fits my station?

Type your model number — it is printed on the front panel of the station or moulded into the handle grip. Every row here is backed by the factory or the station's own documentation.

Station / iron / tool	Takes	How we know
AT937 50 W CNC soldering station	T900	900M standard stated on the product page
AT937A 65 W CNC soldering station	T900	900M standard stated on the product page
AT938D 60 W digital / lead-free station	T900	900M standard stated on the product page
AT980E 80 W digital / lead-free station	T900	900M standard stated on the product page
ST-60 60 W soldering station	T900	900M standard stated on the product page
ST-80 80 W soldering station	T900	links to the T900 series for spare tips
ST-965 60 W soldering station	T900	links to the T900 series for spare tips
ST-2065D 65 W soldering iron	T900	“Use T900 series soldering iron tips”
ST-2090D 80 W soldering station	T900	“replacement tips for the ST-2090D (T900 tips)”
SA-50 adjustable-temperature iron	T900	900M / T900 standard stated on the product page
MS300 3-in-1 rework (ST-965 module)	T900	its soldering module is the ST-965
AT8586 2-in-1 rework station	T900	uses the AP-50 907-type handle
AT8502D 2-in-1 rework station	T900	uses the AP-50 907-type handle
ST-100 100 W soldering station	T800	AT800 standard stated on the product page
ST-2080D 80 W soldering iron	T2080	ships with a T2080 tip fitted
ST-2150D 150 W soldering iron	T2150	links to the T2150 series for spare tips
ST-1509 150 W intelligent station	T9150	links to the T9150 series for spare tips
MS500 3-in-1 rework (ST-9150 module)	T9150	its soldering module is the ST-9150
GT-2010 USB soldering iron	T10	links to the T10 series for spare tips
GT-6150 150 W intelligent station	GT-Y	uses GT-Y050 / GT-Y130 cartridge handles
GT-6200 200 W dual-channel intelligent	GT-Y	ships with the GT-Y130 handle
GT-5150 intelligent desoldering station	GT-Y	lists GT-Y050 / GT-Y130 as optional handles
GT-N100 soldering tweezers	T9100	ships with a T9100-1.3D tweezer pair
GT-X150 vacuum desoldering gun	T151 / X150	T151 nozzles are its wear part

Not listed? The T300 and T500 series have no published station list, so ask us before ordering rather than guessing.

The 11 series

Every ATTEN tip standard we stock

Loose tips slide over a separate heater and cost a few euro. Integrated cartridges carry their own heater and sensor behind the face — dearer, but that is what makes an intelligent station recover in a second.

T900

from €4,00

Loose tip · 16 shapes

AT937 50 W, AT937A 65 W and more

T800

from €3,00

Loose tip · 14 shapes

ST-100 100 W

T300

from €5,00

Loose tip · 7 shapes

Fit on request

T500

from €3,00

Loose tip · 7 shapes

Fit on request

T2080

from €2,00

Loose tip · 13 shapes

ST-2080D 80 W soldering iron

T2150

from €2,00

Loose tip · 9 shapes

ST-2150D 150 W soldering iron

T9150

from €19,00

Integrated heater cartridge · 7 shapes

ST-1509 / ST-9150 150 W intelligent station, MS500 (its ST-9150 module)

T10

from €15,00

Integrated heater cartridge · 6 shapes

GT-2010 USB soldering iron

GT-Y

from €17,00

Integrated heater cartridge · 16 shapes

GT-6150 150 W, GT-6200 200 W dual-channel and more

T9100

from €19,00

Tweezer cartridge pair · 2 shapes

GT-N100 soldering tweezers, GT-6200 (ships with GT-N100) and more

T151 / X150

from €9,00

Desoldering nozzle · 4 shapes

GT-X150 desoldering gun, GT-5150 desoldering station and more

Reading a tip code

What the letter on the end means

An ATTEN code is series – size – shape. In T900-2.4D: T900 is the fitting standard, 2.4 is the width of the working face in millimetres, and D is the shape.

I Needle

A very fine conical point. Fine-pitch SMD, 0402 and smaller, and touching up a single pad.

B Conical

Round and pointed. The general-purpose shape for through-hole work and medium SMD joints.

D Chisel

A flat screwdriver face. The most versatile shape — the best heat transfer per millimetre of contact.

C Bevel / hoof

A cylinder cut at an angle. Holds a bead of solder, so it is the shape for drag soldering and larger pads.

K Knife

A blade edge. Made for dragging along a row of pins and for clearing solder bridges.

Prefixes and suffixes

SShort — shorter reach and a stiffer tip, so heat recovers fasterLLong — extra reach for recessed joints and crowded boardsLFLead-free — coating and thermal mass sized for the higher temperatures lead-free alloys need

Choosing a size

Bigger is usually better

The instinct with fine work is to reach for the finest tip. It is usually the wrong call: a needle has almost no thermal mass, so it cools the moment it touches a pad and you end up leaning on the joint for seconds, which is what actually lifts pads and cooks components.

Pick the largest tip that still fits the joint. A 2.4 mm chisel will solder 0.5 mm-pitch QFP pins far more happily than a 0.5 mm needle, because it carries enough heat to make the joint in under a second.

Fine-pitch SMD & drag soldering

A knife (K) or a 1.6–2.4 mm chisel. Flood the pins with flux and drag — do not try to do them one at a time with a needle.

0402 / 0201 and single pads

This is where a needle (I) or a small bevel (C) earns its place — when the neighbouring parts genuinely leave no room.

Through-hole and connectors

A 2.4–3.2 mm chisel (D) covers almost all of it. Conical (B) if you need to get down into a crowded header.

Ground planes, shields, thick wire

4.6 mm and up, and a station with the wattage behind it. Heat has to arrive faster than the copper carries it away.

Getting your money's worth

Why tips die, and how to stop it

A soldering tip is iron-plated copper. Nothing wears it out faster than heat with no solder on it — so most of tip life is really a habit problem.

Turn the heat down

Work at the lowest temperature that still wets the joint. Every extra 50 °C roughly halves the life of the iron plating.

Never park it dry

Leave a bead of solder on the tip whenever it goes back in the stand. A bare hot tip oxidises in seconds and then stops taking solder.

Brass, not a wet sponge

Brass wool cleans without thermal-shocking the plating. A wet sponge drops the tip 100 °C every wipe and cracks the coating over time.

Don't file it

Filing or sanding a dewetted tip removes the iron plating and exposes the copper underneath. Once that happens the tip dissolves into the solder.

Tip cleaners & bench tools Handles & heating elements

While you are here

Handles, tweezers and cleaners

A tip that will not wet is often a tired handle or a dirty tip rather than a worn face.

GT-Y130 solder handle

€39,00

GT-N100 soldering tweezer

€39,00

AP-50 907 spare handle

€9,00

CS-05B tip cleaner

€12,00

Not sure which tip fits your iron?

Send us the model number of your station or handle — it is printed on the front panel or moulded into the grip — and we will tell you which series to order. It takes us a minute and saves you a return.

Email info@atten.eu +31 653 454 999

Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Still stuck? Mail info@atten.eu.

How do I find out which tip fits my ATTEN station?

Use the table at the top of this page — it lists every station and iron we sell against the tip series it takes. If your model is not there, mail info@atten.eu with the model number from the front panel and we will confirm it.

What is the difference between a loose tip and an integrated-heater cartridge?

A loose tip (T900, T800, T300, T500, T2080, T2150) slides over a separate heating element, so a worn tip costs a few euro. An integrated cartridge (T9150, T10, GT-Y, T9100) has the heater and the sensor built in behind the face — it costs more, but the sensor sits at the joint, which is why those stations recover faster and hold temperature better.

What do the letters at the end of a tip code mean?

They are the shape: B is conical, I is a fine needle, C is a bevel or hoof, D is a chisel, K is a knife. An S or L in front means short or long, and LF means the tip is built for lead-free temperatures.

Which size should I choose?

The largest that still fits the joint. A larger face carries more heat, so the joint is made quickly instead of you holding the iron on it — which is what actually damages pads and parts.

Are these original ATTEN tips?

Yes. Every tip on this page is an original ATTEN part, bought through the factory's distribution channel, not a compatible copy.

Do tips fall under the warranty?

No — tips, nozzles, heating elements and filters are wear parts, so they sit outside the two-year warranty on the stations themselves.