Baitaihem 11pcs Solder Soldering Iron Tip for Hakko Station 900M 933 907 936 with Anti-oxidation Storage Bag and Box

works in tight places good replecement

Se ven de muy buena calidad

Not a perfect fit, but close enough and they work. I am using these with a soldering iron from RadioShack. They are slightly longer than the original tip, but they seem to work fine.

A long time ago I bought Radio Shack's Premium digital soldering station, thinking it would last forever. Fast forward 10 years and it has lasted but it's tip did not. I have the Radio Shack Temperature Controlled Digital Soldering Station 64-053. Radio shack sells a single tip for this, and its over priced and not available in their stores. This soldering station was apparently designed by Hakko and uses tips compatible with the Hakko Station 900M, 933, 907, and 936. That was great to find out since Hakko makes great irons I've used at work over the years. It's even better because tips are readily available for it, such as these I purchased.These tips are GREAT quality and fit well on the Radio Shack 64-053. Some have complained about them being a little loose, which is kind of true. They are plenty tight enough and work perfectly. It's also great to no have a variety of tips for an iron that's always been suck with the same crappy general purpose tip.These tips arrived fast and the price is GREAT. If you have the 64-053, or a Hakko iron, BUY THESE TIPS.

These shipped very fast which was great.I'm using these on a Radio Shack Pro Line 70W soldering station (Basically a Weller with a digital display).The fit was not identical to the OEM tip but with about 2 mins of filing it fit great. I had to take off about 2mm off the end to make it fit, in the photo the left tip is the original tip and the right one is the Baitaihem counterpart which is a bit longer.So far I've only used the small flat tip with about 10hours of total soldering time at 390 Celsius and it's holding up very well with no visible deterioration. You can see in the photo the tip on the iron shows almost no wear, the OEM one shows more wear after about 2 hours of use.I'm happily giving it 5 stars. At this price it's well worth the couple minutes to make them fit like OEM.I can't comment on fit for any other station but for anyone with the Radio Shack ProLine be ready to adjust for fitment or buy Hakko tips at $9+ per tip. Seems like a no brainer decision to me with the awesome quality of these.

I bought these hoping they would work on my Hakko FX-888D. While they do "fit" they are slightly longer than the Hakko tip that came with it, which results in really wide-ranging temperature fluctuations and poor efficiency. I have no idea why I thought they would work with the 888D, but it was awhile ago, so maybe the description changed, or I was just being a newb. Anyhow, fast forward, and after giving them way more time than I should have (and many damaged PCBs), I finally switched back to the stock Hakko tip and the performance is so much better. Otherwise, these tips worked well, they just do not work with the FX-888D.

Purchased as replacement tips for RadioShack soldering iron 6400206. The tips fit like the OEM tips without modification.If these tips last half as long as the original, it will still be a significant cost saving.

Was not a exact fit, as a lot of other people said, I also had to shave them down a bit to fit my Radio Shack iron but they worked great. The project I was working on killed my original tip that came with the iron before I was even 50% done with the project. I was building another one of those items and thought I would have issues with these. Turns out I was able to complete the full project with 1 tip and it's still in great condition. The project that I was working on did take several hours to complete due to excessive tiny wires in a 60W iron. I hope these are still around if I ever need a new set, I would be happy to buy them again.