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solder sucker pump with innovative 'enveloping' silicone nozzle. Made in Japan. engineer SS-02
| RRP: | £21.99£21.99 |
| Price: | £18.99£18.99 |
| You Save: | £3.00£3.00 (14%) |
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- Innovative Silicone Nozzle allows closer placement to soldering iron tip (therefore better suction & better solder removal)
- Compact design allows easy one handed operation
- Withstands direct contact with soldering iron (350C Max)
- Highest quality construction & components used
- Made in Japan
Specifications for this item
| Brand Name | ENGINEER |
|---|---|
| Colour | grey |
| Ean | 4963003329904 , 0798256173875 , 4989833055028 |
| Included Components | ss-02 solder sucker |
| Item Weight | 50.0 grams |
| Material | Stainless steel, Piano wire, Nitrile rubber |
| Model Number | SS-02 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | ss-02 |
| Size | Standard |
| UPC | 798256173875 |
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Product details
- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 15.3 x 2 x 2 cm; 50 Grams
- Date First Available : 23 Aug. 2012
- Manufacturer : Engineer
- ASIN : B002MJMXD4
- Item model number : SS-02
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5,206 in DIY & Tools (See Top 100 in DIY & Tools)
- 1 in Desoldering Pumps
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From the manufacturer
An innovative solder sucker pump from ENGINEER (Japan)
The SS-02 solder sucker by ENGINEER (Japan) has a unique flexible silicone nozzle tip, which allows the user to press down & compress the nozzle tip 'elastically' over the soldering iron tip & solder joint ...this allows the nozzle tip to 'envelope' the solder joint which enables you to remove solder more efficiently compared to a traditional solder sucker pump.
Crafted in Japan from the highest quality materials & components.
(Be sure to watch the short SS-02 product video located in the gallery - top left of this page)
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Traditional solder suckers leave a gap at the solder jointA traditional style solder sucker has a solid nozzle - this is hard & inflexible ...and to avoid damage from the heat of the soldering iron, the user should allow a small gap between the nozzle & soldering iron tip. This gap reduces the tool's effectiveness. |
The SS-02 has a soft flexible silicone nozzle = NO Gap!The ENGINEER SS-02 solder sucker has a soft, flexible silicone nozzle tip (heat resistant to 350C) - this allows the nozzle tip to completely 'envelope' the soldering iron tip & solder joint. This means no gap - therefore the suction is enhanced resulting in more efficient solder removal. |
Fits great in the handThe SS-02 has an ergonomic, compact & lightweight design (the body is constructed from heavy-duty aluminium). The plunger is within easy reach of the thumb, thereby facilitating easy single-handed use. |
Easy & quick nozzle tip replacementOnce the current 'in-use' silicone nozzle tip has degraded (i.e. after a lot of useage), simply remove it and cut a new length of silicone nozzle to suit & fit. The SS-02 comes supplied with a single 50mm length of heat resistant silicone tube - this is sufficient for approximately 8 replacement nozzle tips (further replacement silicone tubes are available to purchase separately - search Amazon.co.uk for the ENGINEER SS-16 silicone tube packs) |
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After using it quite a few times I get where the critics come from: the molten metal stays stuck in the silicon tube and just behind. It means that unless there is very little metal to remove, you need to empty it after each use. However... It really slurps hard. I removed 'carrots' of metal more than 1cm long regularly :)
I'm not sure it's a bad thing: the metal does not get stuck far inside and I seldom have to open it - I just remove a lump of metal after each use, directly from the mouth. A bit awkward maybe, but much, much more efficient than the classic pumps I used before. This thing really removed a lot of metal each time, and it's the most important in my view. I haven't had any issue to clean it - sometimes I squeeze the silicon tube to crush a bit the solder and make it easier to remove by hand (hard to explain).
So far the silicon tube is still intact, despite de-soldering quite a few things with it (scavenger here). I think I will not need to use the spare for a long time.
Yes, I think it's really worth it. Orders of magnitude better than the cheap ones.
What I like about this one is the solid construction out of aluminium means it's got a good build and is airtight at the necessary joints. The really secret with this, though is the silicone tube on the end. You can press this on to your solder joint at the same time as your iron making a nice seal around the joint and suck the solder cleanly off. It works well, unlike the cheap generic ones where the plastic tip melts if you touch it.
So far I've used it to unsolder switches from a mechanical keyboard and and other through-hole components.
You can simply push the solder back out by pushing it down past the point it clicks into place.
If like myself you've replaced other tools with Engineer brand, you'll already know the built quality to expect.
If you must use a solder sucker, and you don't want/need to invest in a de-soldering iron, get one of these.
I have been passed large amount of 30+ years old Spectrums and commodores to repair in my spare time, but my solder sucker has fallen to bits, so I was looking for a replacement, when I came across this one.
I was a bit reluctant due to it high price tag, but at the same time I wanted something a little better than the norm, as the cheap solder suckers can be very annoying to say the least.
Anyway it arrived this morning, on opening the package I was shocked at how small this thing actually is, I was thinking no chance that something that small would not be any good on a 30 year old double sided board.
I powered up my old Antex 25w soldering iron, with the intention of just trying to remove a single 16 pin dil ram chip.
I learned very quickly that my old method was not going to work with this thing as the tip is very easy to squash, anyway I found that if a heat up a solder joint then bring in the solder sucker and just touch it to the board with no pressure it worked. (It’s true that the tip will not melt using a 25w iron anyway).
Anyway after doing all the legs I was not expecting any of them to actually be free, so imagine my shock when the chip practically just fell out, this never happens on these boards even with an expensive desolder stations.
Anyway I was that impressed I went on to remove all 8 ram chips without a single track or pad lifted (A bit overkill, but socketing the full ram is worthwhile).
Yes I had to resolder a couple of legs and try again, and some legs had to be manipulated a bit with the tip of the iron.
This thing so far is the best solder sucker I have ever come across, yes as others say it does clog a bit from time to time (just like any solder sucker) and a couple of times I had remove the silicone tube / tip and poke it out with a cocktail stick.
Yes of course just like any desolder tool if you accidentally have a leg that is not free and apply to much force when removing a component a track could be lifted. When removing chips from double sided board one thing you will need is lots of is patients.
Overall I am finding it hard to fault this thing, after using it for a few weeks I will report back if I have any problems, but I do think that will be unlikely.
The ZX Spectrum that I used this thing on is now repaired and loading a game whilst I am writing this.
The functionality of a solder sucker is simple - but this tool does the job admirably with its silicone tubing nozzle. The nozzle forms a much better seal around the solder-joint than equivalents with hard plastic nozzles, and included is a 50mm length of spare tubing (which I reckon would be enough for 5-6 replacement nozzles). I used it for a few hours and there is no visible degradation of the original silicone nozzle though.
Perhaps a little pricey for a solder-sucker - BUT I believe that I will never need to buy another solder-sucker again so I feel it is worth the premium of this product.



















