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Piece of desoldering braid, 1.5 m desoldering braid (1.0/1.5/2.0/2.5/3.0/3.5 mm), desoldering braid for removing solder and disassembling electrical components
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Description
High-quality material: 6 different desoldering braids made of 100% copper wire, finely braided, in widths of 1.0/1.5/2.0/2.5/3.0/3.5 mm. Each braid is 1.5 meters long, making it ideal for everyday use. Easy application: Ideal for small circuit boards. We offer simple methods for troubleshooting. The 6 desoldering braids in various widths are perfect for cleaning, resoldering, and desoldering small components, covering a wide range of needs. Component removal: Desoldering braid is a useful tool for removing components and repairing circuit boards. Its main function is to pick up solder from the circuit board. This allows for the correction of soldering errors, the removal of electronic components, the resoldering of components, the removal of switches from the mainboard and their SMD components, and much more. High solder absorption capacity: This desoldering braid is a specialized repair tool that significantly reduces the time required for rework/repairing electronic devices and considerably minimizes the risk of thermal damage to the circuit board. The precise geometry of the braid ensures maximum surface tension and solder absorption capacity. The desoldering wick in the solder joint improves heat transfer, enabling faster solder absorption. High-quality material: This no-clean desoldering braid is made of copper and is resistant to oxidation and corrosion. Its compact structure makes it tear-resistant, offers good thermal conductivity, clean solder absorption, minimal residue, and is particularly tear-resistant.
Features
- BrandOTHERS
- Pcs per pack1
- MaterialCopper
- ManoMano ReferenceME231398452
- MMID441944315444
- Product codezyz-y-6950
- EAN9192030394653
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