Soldering Supplies & Spares
Soldering supplies and spares are the parts that keep a station working. Everything here is genuine YIHUA stock in the UK.
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Soldering supplies and spares are the parts that keep a station working: replacement tips and cartridges, and the everyday consumables you reach for at the bench. A tip is a wear item, not a permanent fixture, so having the right spare on hand is the difference between finishing a job and waiting on a delivery. Everything here is genuine YIHUA stock in the UK.
Replacement tips and cartridges
Tips wear out, they oxidise, pit and stop transferring heat, so the single most useful spare to keep is a fresh tip in your station’s fitment.
- 900M-T Series tips (from £1.45) for YIHUA 937D+, 939D+ and Hakko 900M style handles.
- C210 cartridges (from £5.90) for fine micro-soldering on the cartridge YIHUA 982.
- C245 cartridges (from £5.90) for general and heavier cartridge work.
Not sure which standard you need? See C210 vs C245 vs 900M tips, or browse the full Soldering Iron Tips range.
Consumables for the bench
Alongside spares, a few consumables make every session cleaner and faster:
- Solder wire is the one you run out of first, keep a reel of both leaded and lead-free in stock, see Soldering Wire.
- Tip cleaner (brass wool and tip tinner) revives a dull tip in seconds and saves you replacing it early.
- Flux helps solder wet and flow on oxidised pads, joints and during rework.
- Desoldering braid and a solder sucker clear old joints and fix mistakes cleanly.
How to make spares last
The best spare is the one you do not have to buy yet. Tin a new tip the moment it heats up, clean it on brass wool rather than a wet sponge, keep the temperature only as high as the job needs, and always leave a blob of solder on the tip before powering off. Done consistently, this can double tip life, see how to clean soldering iron tips.
Soldering supplies and spares FAQ
What spares should I keep for my soldering station?
At minimum: a spare tip in your fitment, a reel of solder, and a tip cleaner. For cartridge stations like the YIHUA 982, keep both a C210 and a C245 so you can switch between fine and general work.
How do I know which replacement tip fits my station?
Match the standard: 900M-T tips fit YIHUA 937D+, 939D+ and Hakko 900M handles; C210 and C245 cartridges fit the YIHUA 982. See C210 vs C245 vs 900M tips if you are unsure.
How often do soldering tips need replacing?
With good care a quality tip lasts many months of regular use. Replace it when it will no longer tin, stays dull and grey, or develops a pit on the working face that stops heat transfer.
Why does my solder not stick any more?
Almost always a tired or dirty tip rather than bad solder. Clean and re-tin it first; if it still will not wet, fit a fresh tip from the list above.
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