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Desoldering Pump Solder Sucker Vacuum Removal Tool – CE
Desoldering Pump Solder Sucker Vacuum Removal Tool – CE
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Desoldering Pump – Solder Sucker Vacuum Removal Tool
Tackle solder removal quickly and cleanly with this reliable plastic desoldering pump. Whether you're reworking PCBs, repairing electronics, or practicing your soldering skills, this lightweight vacuum suction tool makes removing unwanted solder fast and effortless. Simply heat the solder joint, position the nozzle, and press the release button — the powerful spring-loaded piston draws molten solder in instantly.
Made in Mainland China.
Key Features
- Powerful suction: Maximum suction force of 30 units for effective solder removal in one or two passes
- Lightweight & ergonomic: Weighs only ~70g and measures ~210mm — comfortable for extended use
- Durable plastic construction: Heat-resistant body in sleek black finish
- Easy to clean & maintain: Disassembles easily to clear solder debris from the barrel
- CE Certified: Meets CE safety and quality standards
- Reusable tip: Simply replace the nozzle tip when worn for continued performance
Specifications
- Brand: SLADE (Model: GZ061)
- Material: Plastic
- Color: Black
- Net Weight: Approx. 70g
- Length: Approx. 210mm
- Maximum Suction: 30
- Certification: CE
- Scope of Application: Tin / solder removal
How to Use
- Press the piston down until it locks into place (you'll feel it click).
- Heat the solder joint with your soldering iron until the solder melts.
- Quickly remove the iron, position the pump nozzle over the molten solder, and press the release button to suction it up.
- Repeat if needed — the process can be performed multiple times on the same joint for a clean result.
Pro Tips
- Test the seal before use: plug the nozzle with your finger and press the button — the piston should resist popping if the seal is good.
- Choose the correct nozzle aperture size for the joint you're working on.
- Apply a small amount of rosin flux to improve solder fluidity for better suction results.
- Move the nozzle in a small clockwise circle around the solder joint pin as solder melts for maximum coverage.
- Replace the nozzle tip when it shows signs of wear to maintain strong suction.
Package Includes
- 1 × Desoldering Pump (Solder Sucker)
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Note: Please allow 1–3 cm variation due to manual measurement. Colors may vary slightly due to different display settings and lighting conditions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is a desoldering pump used for?
A: A desoldering pump (also called a solder sucker) is a hand tool used to remove molten solder from electronic circuit boards and components. You heat the solder joint with a soldering iron until the solder liquefies, then quickly press the pump nozzle against it and trigger the spring-loaded piston to vacuum up the molten solder. It's an essential tool for electronics repair, PCB rework, and hobby soldering projects.
Q: Is this desoldering pump compatible with all soldering irons?
A: Yes — this is a standalone manual vacuum pump, not an electric desoldering iron. It works alongside any standard soldering iron you already own. Simply use your iron to melt the solder, then use this pump to remove it. It's compatible with virtually all solder types and PCB work.
Q: How do I clean and maintain the desoldering pump?
A: After several uses, solder debris can accumulate inside the barrel. To clean it, disassemble the pump by unscrewing or pulling apart the barrel, push out any solder residue, and reassemble. Regular cleaning ensures the piston seal stays tight and suction power remains strong. Replace the nozzle tip when it shows wear for best results.
Q: Can beginners use this tool?
A: Absolutely! This desoldering pump is one of the most beginner-friendly solder removal tools available. It requires no electricity and is simple to operate. With a bit of practice following the step-by-step instructions, even first-time solderers can achieve clean, professional-looking desoldering results.
