I have a cheap iron which seems to work well enough for a lot of more basic things, but I'd like to get some different tip styles for it. It is a duratool D01842 branded one with a fairly laborious tip swapping procedure which needs delicacy with pliers if you don't want to wait 10 minutes for cooling (unscrew a little ring, slide the whole outer cover off the lower part of the iron, take the tip off the element, put new tip on to element, reverse procedure), and the iron's manual mentions that duratool do a few types of tip as spares. And among these there aren't any fine tipped chisel or bent type ones. But the tips certainly look like ones I've seen from a variety of online sellers, with the exception that the parts of the tip away from the point seem to be coated in some white rough textured material, I think that these might be a standard dimension? Would that mean they are also of a standard thermal mass and other such properties, such that tips from other sellers can work and still give temperatures broadly similar to those that the iron's supplied tips would?
Thanks
The current tips: 7.5mm outer diam, 6.1mm inner diam, 36.3mm length of "barrel" area before tip point begins, 34.1mm inner length, 17mm length of pointy part of tip beyond barrel region, all dimensions to the +/- 0.1mm or worse accuracy one would expect when trying to caliper measure something irregularly shaped