Soldering tools

Soldering Iron

USE

- For soldering of electronic components and small connections. Use soldering iron rated in 30 to 40 watts.

Soldering Iron Parts

SAFETY PROVISION
- Commonly used for printed circuit boards where excessive heat is undesirable.

Soldering Stand

USE

- Used to hold soldering iron.

SAFETY PROVISION

- Hold the soldering iron to prevent scorching anything

" Scorching = very hot "

Desoldering Pump

USE
- For removing soldered components from a joint

SAFETY PROVISION
- With vacuum attachment to such molten solder

Soldering Lead

USE

- When you apply heat to solder, the metal and rosin melt together. The solder and rosin flow onto an electrical connection -- typically, copper wires twisted together. The rosin helps the solder flow onto the metal and bond with it. The solder cools after a few seconds, forming a solid, conductive joint.
SAFETY PROVISION
- wash your hands thoroughly to remove traces of lead
Additonal Info
- Rosin core is one of the type of soldering lead that always use for soldering in electronics.
- 60% tin : 40 % lead