Solder Flux Paste And Solder Wick Braid, No Clean Soldering Flux(10cc) Soldering Remover Tool, 10ft Desoldering Wick Braid For Electronics Repair For Disassemble Electrical Components
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- 1.This Solder Wick And Solder Flux Paste Can Be Used To Correct Mistakes With Small Boards On Pcbs, Remove Relays And Other Components From Printed Circuit Boards, Re-Solder Mechanical Keyboard Switches, Unsoldering Old Wire From Devices, Desoldering Computer Parts Such As A Motherboard.
- 2. No-Clean Desoldering Wicks About 10ft Long And 0.1 Inch In Width, Soldering Flux Paste About 10cc, Enough Quantity And Length For Your Daily Needs
- 3.High-Quality Solder Fluxe Paste Are Halogen-Free, Non-Corrosive, And Have Good Fluidity, Helps To Remove Solder From Circuit Boards Without Damaging Components.
- 4.The Desoldering Wicks Are Made Of Copper Wires With Nice Quality, Precise Weaving Design Can Improve The Capillary Effect And The Redundant Solder Absorbing Ability, Increasing Your Efficiency
- 5.The Braided Solder Wicks And Solder Fluxe Are Suitable For Labs, Home And Industry Welding Work, Practical Tools To Remove Solder And Correct Errors On Small Pcb Boards, Bringing Lots Of Convenience For Your Work
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Nice performance:The solder braided wicks can improve the capillary effect and the redundant solder absorbing ability, increasing your efficiency, they will just leave little residues after use and the residues are non-conductive and non-corrosive, you do not need to spending time removing them from the boards. Wide use: The desoldering wicks are suitable for labs, home and industry welding work, practical tools to remove solder and correct errors on small PCB boards, clean small components, suitable for re-soldering and desoldering, easy to use and not making damage to the board. How to Use the Solder Wick Step1: Place the wick over the solder you need remove and then just push the heated soldering iron tip onto the wick; Step 2: Remove the wick once the solder has been absorbed; Step3: Cut off the used part of the wick; Step 4: Repeat this process if needed
