I engage in repairing my own electronic devices, which often involves the process of desoldering components. Typically, I rely on an inexpensive suction pump in conjunction with my soldering iron. However, with this particular tool, I can effortlessly extract a 4-pin switch within seconds, without requiring any additional assistance such as helping hands.
If you occasionally engage in desoldering tasks, this tool will serve you adequately.
However, if you require a tool for daily professional use, it may be worthwhile to consider something more specialized. In my personal experience, this tool has performed exceptionally well.
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| Price | — | £29.99 | £13.32 | £6.01 | -6% £14.16 RRP: £14.99 | -15% £14.15 RRP: £16.65 |
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| Sold by | — | YIHUA EU OFFICIAL STORE | LeaderProDirectStore | UpListing | handskit eletronic | Beizkna UK |
| power source | Corded Electric | AC | Corded Electric | — | Corded Electric | Wired electric |
| heating element type | — | Metallic | Ceramic | — | Ceramic | Ceramic |
| head style | — | Pencil | — | Pencil | Screwdriver | Pencil |
| style | Single | Pencil | 80w Soldering Iron Kit | Pencil | Gun | pencil |
| upper temperature rate | — | — | 480 degrees celsius | — | 480 degrees celsius | 480 degrees celsius |
| model number | D01849-BPSSD01702 | 929D-V | FSK-1020 | 100g | — | — |
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Effective tool for the price
Having found the soldering iron/solder sucker method slow especially with through plated holes I thought I would give this tool a try. To remove the leads shown in the picture would take up to 10 mins using traditional methods Including the possibility of using de soldering braid for a final clean up. Using this tool I was able to de solder & remove the component, removing the solder from both sides and leaving a clean holes n 45 seconds!It is up to temperature in about 6 mins. For smaller joints it just needs to be moved around over the terminal for 3 or 4 seconds before releasing the plunger. It might benefit from a nozzle with a smaller diameter hole but this is a minor point give the price.The unil seems well constructed given the cost. The plastic tube holding the plunger is quite a tight fit into the main body. It initially might need need prying away for cleaning but becomes easier with use. I used a small screwdriver at the position shown by the metallic arrow in the photo. Don't try to use the plunger shaft a a leaver, also be prepared for the plunger to spring loose when it's released from the main body. Before first use I sprayed the internals of the sucker with silicon lubricant. This improved the suction and makes removing the solder for cleaning. I tend to give I a short spray after easy clean. The lower 1/3 to 1/2 tends to get hot in use but in reality you are holding it towards to top anyway.I don't know what it's life span will be as I only use it intermittently but it is great value and very useful. It comes complete with a small metal stand
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Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 16 February 2021
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Possibly the greatest invention since microwavable french fries. No, really, this is a superb little tool. I just used this to desolder the joysticks from an Xbox controller - 28 pins in total. I'd normally set aside a good hour for that and expect to be faffing about with desolder wick and perhaps some hot air, and constantly sweating over toasting the PCB tracks. No need for all that with this gadget - probably took me two minutes to do the 28 pins once the iron had heated up. I added a little liquid flux and then desoldered away! And the end result was clean and tidy and no hassle fitting the new parts through the clean holes. Obviously, I used a conventional solder iron for that bit. Well impressed and worth every penny.
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