Hakko T18 Series Chisel Pack with T18-D08/D12/D24/D32/S3 Tips Model (Japan Import)

You advertised these bits at being .25. That is supposed to mean 1/4 inch displacement. Now I dont know what you where figuring when you advertised them at .25%. Dont worry I have written your company name down on my desk and I wont make the mistake of purchasing anything else from you people. Bill

A really complete package of soldering iron tips at a great price. I would recommend you get these to go along with it; http://www.amazon.com/Hakko-Cleaner-599B-02-Non-Corrosive-Needed/dp/B000PDQORU http://www.amazon.com/Hakko-Cleaning-Paste-Soldering-Irons/dp/B00BC6GIYI/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1370436029&sr=8-7&keywords=hakko+tip+cleaner

Exactly what I needed. Quick shipping and I have already tried out one of the tips. Works like a charm. Highly recommended!

These Hakko tips will fit the iron on the generic black box soldering iron/hot air gun combo from China (they usually are labeled as 853D - mine is) and work WAY better than the original tips. They heat evenly, even out to the tip, and make soldering work a fair bit easier. Just make sure you get a brass curl cleaning station to clean/tin the tips and use it to re-tin the tip every time so it stays in excellent condition.

Genuine Hakko tips, great company, great results.

Actual Hakko brand tips will run you a bit more money than the generics, but perform much better. I own a Hakko-FX888D and I always have issues using cheap tips from china, but these work wonderfully. Definitely worth the extra money.

Cheaper than Milwaukee, so I cant say how long they will last. Hako is a premium brand, however, so I anticipate long service.

Got the cheap knockoffs they didn’t work very well.

You cant use them without buying a B3730 cap nut for around $7.00 which is sold separately by Amazon.

These are OEM tips. I wouldnt use knock offs as most likely they would not be manufactured to the same standards as Hakko.