Desoldering pump with Solder Braid Desoldering wick Jajaplus Solder Sucker Desoldering Vacuum Pump Solder Removal Tool

tips on solder wick: 1. Make sure you are applying the iron to the wick, not the item to be soldered. Use the iron to depress the wick on to the workpiece. 2. This wick is pre-treated, but you can apply a light coat of flux to the wick if yours is old or otherwise dried out. 3. This is an especially tight braid. I find it helpful to splay the ends of the wick a bit just to loosen it up. This seems to get the capillary action going quicker. 4. If the solder isn't coming off as clean as you would like, you can try applying more solder, which will give the solder more momentum and might be the extra push you need. 5. You might want to wear an agile glove, like Mechanix, since the wick gets very hot within several inches of the tip. Otherwise you have to hold the wick further from the tip, or else by the spool or with a tool, which might not give you the control you need for delicate work. How to operate it? 1. Press down on the suction rod until you hear a tick 2. Soldering the soldering iron with a soldering iron, the suction tin at the solder point, press the suction tin button to suck the net excess solder or small components 3. Interface rubber seal design to prevent leakage, strong suction, the head can be rotated down to facilitate cleaning 4. nozzle close to the soldering iron will not melt, if not a clean, can be used repeatedly. Remove the  extra solder in narrow space  via De-Solder Pump or Solder wick,  using a spring-loaded vacuum to remove and cool the solder. Our De-solder pump is easy to operate and fast to clean . And Using a wicking material to pull the solder away from the repair.  Solder wick is perfect removal technique for those projects with tight space or micro components