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iFixit Soldering Splint
  • iFixit Professional Soldering Splint Tool for Electronics and Household Repairs
  • iFixit Professional Soldering Splint Tool for Electronics and Household Repairs
  • iFixit Professional Soldering Splint Tool for Electronics and Household Repairs
  • iFixit Professional Soldering Splint Tool for Electronics and Household Repairs
  • iFixit Professional Soldering Splint Tool for Electronics and Household Repairs
  • iFixit Professional Soldering Splint Tool for Electronics and Household Repairs

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iFixit Soldering Splint

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Master soldering with the iFixit Professional Soldering Splint at your fingertips. This compact yet highly useful tool is a perfect fit for both complex electronics soldering and quick household fixes. It securely holds wires from 0mm to 4mm, allowing you to concentrate solely on the soldering process. Developed with insights from experienced soldering experts, this splint does more than just hold wires. It's crafted from silicone-based heat-resistant materials and has a magnetic attachment base to keep your work stable. Key features include: an adaptive holding ability for wire sizes up to 4mm, heat resilience with up to 30 seconds of direct contact with a 350 C soldering iron, a magnetic attachment with neodymium magnets for flexible placement on ferrous metal surfaces, and an efficient design with a wide soldering surface to contain solder drips for a cleaner workspace. The splint measures 0.9' (23mm) in height, 3.11' (79mm) in length, and 0.98' (25mm) in width.




Using the iFixit Professional Soldering Splint is a breeze. First, find a suitable ferrous metal surface and use the magnetic base to attach the splint. Then, place the wire you want to solder into the holding area. Make sure the wire fits well and is secure. Now, you're ready to start soldering. Remember, the splint can handle up to 30 seconds of direct contact with a 350 C soldering iron, but try not to exceed this time to avoid damaging the splint. When you're done soldering, let the splint cool down before moving it. For maintenance, simply wipe it clean with a dry cloth. Keep it in a dry place to ensure its long - term performance.


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