Weller WMP Soldering Pencil Product Leaflet

The Weller WMP micro pencil is a new design of soldering pencil with an integrated heating element in the handle, rather than in the tip. This provides users with a shorter tip-to-grip distance for more precise, comfortable control.


Weller WMP Soldering Pencil Product Leaflet - cover page
Brand
Cooper
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
6
File format
PDF
File size
2.2 MB
Published
04 May, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
74B3649264F16786BC4AB5E6EB950E98

About this manual

The WMP micro pencil uses a unique design that places the heating element in the handle, so only the tip needs to be replaced when worn. This saves material costs and extends the life of the heating element.

Weighing just 39 g, the pencil offers a short tip‑to‑grip distance for precise control, ergonomic handling, and fast temperature recovery. It works with all popular Weller digital stations and includes a range of interchangeable tips and accessories.

What's inside

  • Design Overview
  • Cost‑Saving Features
  • Performance and Heat‑Up
  • Technical Data
  • Station Compatibility
  • Tip Options

Specifications

Input Voltage230 V
Output Voltage24 V
Power Consumption95 W / 160 W
Temperature Range50 °C – 450 °C
Footprint166 × 115 × 101 mm
Weight (power unit)2.6 kg
Temperature Accuracy±9 °C
Temperature Stability-6 °C + 6 °C
Heating Element TypeNichrome wound
Iron Cord Length1.20 m

Frequently asked questions

How does the Weller WMP pencil reduce operating costs?

The heating element stays in the handle, so only the tip is replaced when worn, saving money.

What is the weight of the Weller WMP soldering pencil?

It weighs just 39 grams.

What temperature range can the WMP pencil operate in?

It can be set from 50 °C up to 450 °C.

What type of heating element is used in the WMP pencil?

A nichrome‑wound heating element is used.

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