Plastic Manual Desoldering Vacuum Pump

The compact plastic desoldering vacuum pump is designed for easy desoldering of electronic components. The lightweight, ergonomic and light-weight design of the desoldering pump provides excellent maneuverability and comfortable handling for professionals and hobbyists.

Specification

• Model: ATO-DS361
• Dimension: 195mm* 21mm
• Material: Nylon + phenolic Bakelite + aluminum-magnesium alloy
• Seal Gas Ring: Single ring

Features

• The solder sucker desoldering pump is designed with double sealing rings, the suction force can reach 35cmHg, which can effectively prevent air leakage.
• Plastic Manual desoldering vacuum pump adopts high temperature resistant solder sucker nozzle, not easy to age, with long service life.
• The desoldering vacuum pump is equipped with a non-slip sponge cover on the external hand grip, which is soft and comfortable to hold and has the function of anti-slip and sweat absorption.
• Plastic manual vacuum solder can be disassembled with just a slight rotation, easy to operate and clean.

Dimension (unit: mm)

Applications

The desoldering pump is commonly used in the field of electronics for removing solder from electronic components and circuit boards, facilitating repairs, and allowing for the replacement of faulty or damaged parts. Its efficient vacuum suction mechanism aids in the precise and clean removal of solder, making it a valuable tool in the electronics industry.

Tips: How to maintain a desoldering pump?

Maintaining a desoldering pump is essential to ensure its longevity and optimal performance. Here are some steps you can follow to maintain a desoldering pump:

• Cleaning: Regularly clean the desoldering pump to remove any residue or debris that may accumulate during use. Disconnect the pump from the power source and allow it to cool down before cleaning.
• Disassembly: Depending on the model of your desoldering pump, you may be able to disassemble it for a more thorough cleaning. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions or user manual for guidance on disassembling your specific model.
• Clearing Blockages: Inspect the pump's nozzle and ensure it is clear of any blockages. Use a thin wire or a specialized tool to remove any debris that may be obstructing the flow of solder.
• Lubrication: Some desoldering pumps may benefit from occasional lubrication to ensure smooth operation. Check the manufacturer's instructions or user manual to determine if lubrication is recommended and what type of lubricant should be used. Apply the lubricant sparingly according to the instructions.
• Replace Worn Parts: Over time, certain components of the desoldering pump may wear out, such as the rubber tip or O-rings. Inspect these parts regularly and replace them if they show signs of damage or deterioration. Refer to the manufacturer's instructions for guidance on replacing specific parts.
• Storage: When not in use, store the desoldering pump in a clean and dry environment to protect it from dust, moisture, and other contaminants. Consider using a protective case or covering to prevent accidental damage.
• Proper Usage: Ensure that you are using the desoldering pump correctly and not subjecting it to excessive force or overheating. Follow the manufacturer's instructions regarding temperature limitations and operating guidelines to prevent unnecessary wear and tear.

Remember to always refer to the manufacturer's instructions or user manual for specific maintenance guidelines tailored to your desoldering pump model.