Is the only difference between the fx601 and fx600 the series of tips they accept? is the fx600 still a current model?

I think the 600 is an older model. It works GREAT (I use for stained glass). Accepts a whole bunch of tips T18 widely available.

Is the heating element replaceable ? , and does it use standard hakko tips ?

Yes the element is replaceable, it may be listed under FX601. The only difference between the 600 and 601 is the tip enclosure tube and matching nut, (and that part is also interchangeable if you want larger T19 tips) all other parts are exactly the same. Its also worth noting that the genuine Hakko heater combined with genuine Hakko tips conduct heat much faster than the knockoffs and counterfits.

Hi anyone who has purchased this soldering iron imported from japan that is to 100v, and this use in the united states with 120v this device imported

Actually if you look on the Hakko USA website they sell what appears to be exactly the same product, but with a rated power of... 74 watts. https://www.hakkousa.com/products/soldering/fx600-soldering-iron.html So it's probably fine, but don't quote me on that.

Manufacturer	Hakko
Part number	FX600-02
Item Weight	61 g
Product Dimensions	23.3 x 3.5 x 3.5 cm; 61 g
Item model number	FX600-02
Style	Crayon
Material	iron
Power source type	Corded Electric
Wattage	50 watts
Item Package Quantity	1
Number Of Pieces	1
Head Style	Pencil
Handle Material	Rubber or Silicone
Special Features	Portable
Specific uses	Industrial Use, Residential Use
Included components	Soldering Iron Tips
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

Dial type temperature limiting soldering iron FX600

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