BLOW GR-79-1936 Grot 79-1936 for soldering iron tips (compatible with zd-8906n, zd8936)

BLOW Grot 79-1936 is a replacement soldering iron tip designed for hand soldering tasks and routine maintenance of compatible soldering stations. It is supplied as an original-equivalent consumable intended to restore or maintain the correct shape and contact surface for component heating, repair work and general electronics assembly on models compatible with this tip.

Advantages

The tip provides a defined contact geometry that supports reliable heat transfer and repeatable soldering results. It is manufactured to match the form factor and mounting of compatible stations, allowing straightforward replacement without additional modification. The construction material ensures mechanical strength and durability under typical hand-soldering temperatures and cycles.

Suitable for

• Hand soldering of through-hole and small surface-mount components
• Repair and rework of electronic circuit boards
• Routine maintenance and tip replacement for compatible soldering stations
• Electronics assembly where a shaped contact surface is required

Key specifications

• Tip shape and geometry suitable for precision soldering and component contact
• Compatibility with specific soldering station models that accept this form factor
• Durable construction for repeated thermal cycles
• Designed for manual hand-soldering applications

How to use

Switch off the soldering station and allow it to cool if necessary, then remove the worn tip according to the station manufacturer's instructions. Fit the replacement tip onto the iron's heater element or holder until it seats securely, ensuring correct orientation and contact. Power the station and bring it to the required working temperature before soldering. Use appropriate solder alloy and flux for the components and follow standard soldering technique to avoid overheating the tip or components.

Usage recommendations

To extend tip life, maintain proper temperature control, keep the tip clean by regular tinning and occasional removal of oxidation, and use suitable solder and flux. Replace the tip when the contact surface is deformed or does not wet properly to maintain consistent solder joints.