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HAKKO T16-1007 Desoldering Tweezer Tip for SOP 10 mm - Hakko Desoldering Tweezer Tips
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HAKKO T16-1007 Desoldering Tweezer Tip for SOP 10 mm

HAKKO Hakko Desoldering Tweezer Tips.

SKU 3G-OTH-357789

Also listed as: T161007 · T16 1007

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HAKKO
Item
T16-1007 Desoldering Tweezer Tip for SOP 10 mm
Part Number
T16-1007
Category
Hakko Desoldering Tweezer Tips
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T16-1007

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Product Description

HAKKO Hakko Desoldering Tweezer Tips.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the HAKKO T16-1007 desoldering tweezer tip used for?

The HAKKO T16-1007 is a desoldering tweezer tip designed for removing SOP (Small Outline Package) components with a 10 mm width. It is used with the FM-2022 desoldering tool in electronics rework and repair applications, such as PCB assembly and component replacement.

What are the specifications of the HAKKO T16-1007 desoldering tweezer tip?

The HAKKO T16-1007 is a desoldering tweezer tip with a 10 mm width, designed for SOP components. It is compatible with the FM-2022 desoldering tool. The manufacturer part number is T16-1007, and it is produced by HAKKO.

Where to buy the HAKKO T16-1007 desoldering tweezer tip worldwide?

You can source the HAKKO T16-1007 desoldering tweezer tip through 3G Electric, a global industrial equipment distributor. We handle logistics, customs clearance, and delivery to worldwide locations, ensuring reliable supply for your electronics rework needs.

How to select the correct HAKKO desoldering tweezer tip for SOP components?

To select the correct HAKKO desoldering tweezer tip, match the tip width to your component's body size. For SOP components with a 10 mm width, use the T16-1007 tip with the FM-2022 tool. Always verify compatibility with your HAKKO desoldering system before ordering.

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Common applications for HAKKO
Electronics rework and repair — Hakko T16-1001 tweezer tip for removing fine-pitch SMDs with 0.2 mm width.
PCB assembly — Hakko T16-1006 tweezer tip for SOP components with 8 mm width on FM-2022 handle.
Surface-mount component replacement — Hakko T9-L2 chisel tip for FM-2023, applying heat to both leads simultaneously.
Fine-pitch IC removal — Hakko T16-1002 2-pack tips with 0.5 mm width for precise desoldering on FM-2022.
Large SOP desoldering — Hakko T16-1007 tweezer tip with 10 mm width for wide SOP packages.
General SMD rework — Hakko T16-1004 tweezer tip with 2 mm width for medium-sized components on FM-2022.
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3G Electric supplies HAKKO hakko desoldering tweezer tips. We supply genuine products with in-stock availability on common SKUs, technical documentation, commissioning support, and warranty service — worldwide.

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