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Desoldering Suction Pump
77599
Expotools
Desoldering Suction Pump
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| Scale | Suitable for several scales |
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Desoldering Suction Pump.
We all make little soldering mistakes every now and then, when this happens, the desoldering suction pump is the ideal tool for removing excess solder, just simply reheat the solder to be removed, and use the tool to suck it clean away leaving your surface clear for a second attempt.
This robust tool is easy to use with its spring-loaded mechanism, simply arm the device by sliding the sprung button down, position the tool's tip above the unwanted solder, and press the release button, it's that simple!
Maintenance and emptying the pump is easy too and only requires unscrewing the tip for access.
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