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Electric Desoldering Pump, 30W Desoldering Iron Suction Cup, Soldering Iron with Nozzles, Desoldering Pump for 1.0 mm and 1.2 mm Through Holes
Sold by HYPERDROP
Product information
Description
【Soldering and Desoldering Iron in One】The desoldering pump is a combination soldering iron and desoldering tool, allowing for continuous desoldering with one hand.
Easy to use: Insert the power plug, let the desoldering pump preheat for about 3 minutes, then the solder melting/absorption process can be performed.
【Two Desoldering Tip Diameters】With 2 types of desoldering tips of different diameters (φ1.0 mm and φ1.2 mm), you can replace them depending on the solder joint, preventing clogging. Note: Replace the nozzle once the soldering iron has completely cooled down.
【Equipped with a cleaning needle】With a cleaning needle, the descaling pump can be cleaned to further prevent clogging problems.
【Equipped with seals】Two built-in seals are included. If you feel the suction power is too weak, the seals may be worn, and strong suction can be restored after replacement.
Easy to use: Insert the power plug, let the desoldering pump preheat for about 3 minutes, then the solder melting/absorption process can be performed.
【Two Desoldering Tip Diameters】With 2 types of desoldering tips of different diameters (φ1.0 mm and φ1.2 mm), you can replace them depending on the solder joint, preventing clogging. Note: Replace the nozzle once the soldering iron has completely cooled down.
【Equipped with a cleaning needle】With a cleaning needle, the descaling pump can be cleaned to further prevent clogging problems.
【Equipped with seals】Two built-in seals are included. If you feel the suction power is too weak, the seals may be worn, and strong suction can be restored after replacement.
Features
- BrandCOOCHEER
- AntistaticYes
- Replaceable bitsYes
- MaterialMetal
- Desoldering pump typeSpring-loaded manual
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