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Solder Sucker Vacuum Pump, Desoldering Pump, Powerful Desoldering Suction Pump with 2 Suction Wires for Repairing Electrical Appliances, Circuit Boards (Black)

Product information

Description

General description

This powerful Solder Sucker Vacuum Pump is designed for efficient desoldering and soldering tasks. It includes a high-pressure vacuum device and two durable suction wires, making it an essential tool for repairing electrical appliances, circuit boards, and more. The ergonomic design allows for comfortable one-handed operation, enhancing your DIY experience.

Technical specifications

Material: Plastic

Color: Black

Size: 190 x 18 mm (7.5 x 0.7 inches)

Quantity: 3 pieces (1 vacuum pump, 2 suction wires)

Installation

To use, press the plunger until it stops and hear a click.

Position the suction cup at the melted solder point and press the suction button to remove the solder.

Usage

Ideal for soldering and desoldering circuit boards, motherboards, and other electronic components.

Suitable for telephone repair, watch repair, appliance repair, DIY projects, and jewelry welding.

Efficiently removes molten solder around component terminals and is effective for desoldering mechanical switches from keyboards.

Other information

The nylon nozzle is resistant to high temperatures and has a long service life.

The handle features a non-slip sponge for comfort and grip during use.

Due to lighting and screen settings, the item's color may vary slightly from the pictures.

Please allow slight dimension differences due to manual measurement.

Features

Brand
COOCHEER
Body material
Plastic
Material
Plastic
Desoldering pump type
Spring-loaded manual
ManoMano Reference
ME87914538

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