Geometry
Special angles, special-shaped heads, extra-long or short shanks, and stepped shanks.
OEM / Custom Manufacturing
Custom soldering tips, built around your application
From a CAD drawing, physical sample, or modification request, RiSing supports the path from technical review and sampling to approved mass production.
1–2 daysfeasibility review
10–15 dayssample fabrication
100 pcsMOQ per model
4 hoursinitial engineering response
Customization Scope
More than a dimensional change
Define the working end, shank, plating, heating configuration, compatibility, and identification around the soldering task. Final feasibility is confirmed after technical review.
Dimensions
Tip width, point diameter, overall length, and other critical dimensions or tolerances.
Plating
Working-end and protective layer configurations using tin, nickel, chrome, and iron.
Heater Type
Split-type, integrated cartridge, and high-frequency induction configurations.
Compatibility
Custom designs developed around compatible major-brand series and application requirements.
Marking
Laser engraving for brand logos, model codes, or serial numbers on the tip or shank.
Six-Step Process
From technical input to repeat production
Each stage has a defined decision point. Production begins only after the sample and commercial terms are confirmed.
Submit input
Send a drawing, physical sample, or standard-model modification request.
Feasibility review
Engineering checks geometry, tolerances, plating, compatibility, and manufacturing feasibility.
Build the sample
A sample is fabricated after the technical scope and sampling fee are confirmed.
Ship for testing
The completed sample is dispatched for dimensional and functional verification.
Approve or revise
Approve the sample, request one included minor revision, or initiate a major redesign.
Mass production
Once approved, the order is scheduled and produced to the locked sample standard.
What to send
Clear technical input shortens the review cycle and reduces avoidable re-sampling.
CAD drawingDWG, STEP, or PDF
Physical sampleNew or used
Modification briefBase model + requested change
Mark the critical tolerances
Include the compatible station or series, tip shape, dimensions, target quantity, application, and any plating or marking requirements. Customer drawings and samples are used for quotation and sampling.
Start Technical ReviewCommercial & Technical Terms
Know the decision points before you start
Review the key sample, approval, production, and batch-control points before the project begins.
Sample development
Feasibility study1–2 working days, without a review fee.
Sample fabrication10–15 working days. A non-recurring engineering and sampling fee covers materials and labor.
Sample shippingSamples are dispatched after completion; shipping cost is borne by the buyer.
Fee deductionThe sampling fee is deductible from the production invoice when the mass-production order reaches at least 500 pieces.
Approval and production
Minor revisionOne minor dimensional or plating revision is included without an additional fee.
Major redesignA head-shape or overall-structure redesign requires a new sample and sampling fee.
Production lead timeProduction lead time is 15–25 working days, depending on quantity and complexity, after deposit and sample confirmation.
Batch controlProduction follows the approved sample; inspection data is retained and each batch receives a lot number.
Materials & Compliance
A declared multi-layer material system
The final layer configuration is evaluated against the requested design and process.
- CoreOxygen-free copper, identified as C1100.
- Iron layerA barrier layer intended to separate the copper core from the solder-facing system.
- Nickel layerA protective layer described for corrosion resistance.
- Chrome layerA protective area described to limit solder wicking and oxidation.
- Working endPure tin or tin-silver alloy is listed as the initial wetting layer.
Compliance note: Material and compliance information is based on current supply-chain certifications and third-party laboratory reports. It is provided for preliminary assessment, not as legal advice or a guarantee of process suitability. Request the current report applicable to the selected model or batch and verify destination-market and end-process requirements before bulk use.
IP & Confidentiality
Your design stays within the project boundary
Define how exclusive drawings, samples, process information, and unused assets are handled in the quotation or non-disclosure agreement.
Design ownership
Exclusive customer drawings, special geometries, and custom plating formulas remain the customer's intellectual property.
No unauthorized disclosure
Exclusive designs are not sold or disclosed to third parties without the customer's written authorization.
Mutual NDA
A mutual non-disclosure agreement can cover drawings, process parameters, and commercial discussions.
Asset return
Physical samples and unused drawings can be returned or destroyed according to the customer's instruction when the project ends.
Frequently Asked Questions
OEM process questions
Use these answers to prepare the first technical review. Project-specific terms are confirmed in the quotation.
What information can I submit for an OEM soldering tip request?
You can submit CAD drawings in DWG, STEP, or PDF format, provide a new or used physical sample, or identify a standard model and describe the required modification. Critical dimensions and tolerances should be clearly marked.
How long does feasibility review and sample development take?
Feasibility review takes 1–2 working days. Sample fabrication normally takes 10–15 working days after the technical requirements are confirmed.
Is there a sample development fee?
A non-recurring engineering and sampling fee applies to sample fabrication and covers materials and labor. The sampling fee is deductible from the production invoice when the mass-production order reaches at least 500 pieces.
What is the minimum order quantity for a custom soldering tip?
The minimum order quantity is 100 pieces per model for both standard customization and robot-specific tips.
Can a sample be revised after testing?
One minor revision, such as a small dimensional or plating adjustment, is included without an additional fee. A major redesign that changes the head shape or overall structure requires a new sample and a new sampling fee.
How are drawings and custom designs protected?
Customer drawings and samples are used for quotation and sampling. Exclusive customer designs are not sold or disclosed without written authorization, and a mutual non-disclosure agreement can be signed on request.
Ready to review your custom tip?
Send the compatible series, geometry, dimensions, quantity, and drawing or sample details.