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Equipment for board-level soldering — stations, cartridge tips, jumper wire, micro pry needles and fume extraction. Micro-soldering is a discipline of heat control: the goal is always the least heat, for the least time, that does the job cleanly.
Cartridge tips, with the heating element inside the tip, recover temperature fastest and that is what board work needs. Keep tips tinned and never park an iron hot and bare — most tips die from oxidation rather than wear. And extract flux fumes at the source; a filter across the room does very little. Technicians in Peshawar can pick up consumables the same day rather than waiting on delivery, which matters when a bench runs out of flux mid-job.
It has oxidised. Once the working face is oxidised solder will not wet it, and a tip that cannot wet cannot transfer heat into a joint — which feels exactly like a station that has lost power.
It is rosin and solvent vapour and you are leaning directly over it for hours. Treat it as a genuine exposure and extract at the source.