TOWOT Solder Wick Braid 10ft Desoldering Wick Braid Remover Tool With Flux No-Clean Soldering Wick Desolder Soldering 0.1 inch Width

Desoldering Wick Braid, 9.8-82 Foot No-Clean Copper Solder Remover with 0.1-Inch Fine Weave Options

3 PCS-10'' L 9.8'
$33.99
Sale price  $33.99 Regular price 
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TOWOT Solder Wick Braid 10ft Desoldering Wick Braid Remover Tool With Flux No-Clean Soldering Wick Desolder Soldering 0.1 inch Width

Desoldering Wick Braid, 9.8-82 Foot No-Clean Copper Solder Remover with 0.1-Inch Fine Weave Options

$33.99
Sale price  $33.99 Regular price 
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This desoldering wick braid uses tightly woven pure copper to pull excess molten solder from PCB pads, component leads and wire joints. Its flat fine-weave construction conducts heat quickly and strengthens capillary action, helping technicians clear a connection neatly during repair, component removal or correction of a solder bridge.

Choose single-roll lengths of approximately 9.8, 49.21 or 82 feet, plus listed two-roll and three-roll configurations. The documented wick is about 0.1 inch wide and treated for no-clean solder removal. Position a fresh section over the joint, heat through the braid until solder flows into it and lift the wick and iron together before the solder cools. Cut away the saturated section and avoid pulling on a solidified joint.

Specifications

  • Product: Desoldering wick braid
  • Material: 100% copper wire
  • Documented width: 0.1 inch
  • Length options: 9.8 49.21 or 82 feet
  • Pack options: 1 2 or 3 rolls
  • Treatment: No-clean flux listed
  • Weave: Flat fine-braid construction
  • Action: Capillary solder absorption
  • Uses: PCB pads leads and wire joints
  • Operation: Heat through braid and trim used section

Frequently Asked Questions

Which lengths are available?

Choose listed single rolls of about 9.8, 49.21 or 82 feet, along with selected multi-roll packs.

How wide is the documented wick?

The documented braid is approximately 0.1 inch wide.

What makes the braid absorb solder?

The fine copper weave transfers heat and uses capillary action to draw molten solder into the braid.

Should I pull the wick after the solder cools?

No. Lift the iron and braid together while the solder is still molten to avoid stressing the pad.

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