How to know if two parts are compatible with each other

[Morad Tamer]

So I am thinking about getting a new soldering station because my current soldering Iron has gone nuts and is burning every thing it touches
It reached a point where I (with not so long time) can eventually cut Strip/Vero boards with it and because I don't want to get cheapo Chinese ones and have them break on me after short time or set my house on fire the best I can get without braking the bank is the Pro'sKit SS-989B
But I don't know if the listed tips on the retailer's site are for/compatible with this station or not because if they aren't I won't buy it since this the biggest complaint for my current one (after burning everything of course)
They are the
5SI-216N-1.6D5 & SI-216N-B1.0

Please don't tell me to google it
I have spent the past 2 hours doing so without any help

Any idea is appreciated
Thanks a lot in advance

[NottheDan]

Use the contact form and ask.

[Morad Tamer]

That's a good idea
Thanks  a lot

[wraper]

They are just yet another Hakko knockoff. There are tons of such tips, interchangeable between various solder stations of such style, none of them as good as genuine Hakko.
https://www.hakko.com/english/tip_selection/series_900m.html

[Morad Tamer]

I don't about that but to my knowledge Pro'sKit is well known manufacturer so i don't think it is knock off yet still if it is it won't set my house on fire
Plus this the best brand in my country

[yada]

If you watch enough of the DIY vids they all have the same yellow and blue colour in the back ground. That's a hakko. Most are around 120 CAN (Canadian pesos, not sure about lyre of what ever you country uses.)

[Morad Tamer]

yeah I know Hakko and how great and flawless they are
Thanks for the Help
BTW 120 CAD is 1700 Egyptian Pounds