SLADE Desoldering Pump – Solder Sucker Removal Tool

SLADE Desoldering Pump – Fast, Clean Solder Removal Every Time

Take the frustration out of PCB rework and electronics repair with the SLADE GZ061 Desoldering Pump. This lightweight, ergonomic solder sucker pen delivers powerful vacuum suction to pull molten solder away from joints cleanly and efficiently — ideal for hobbyists, students, technicians, and DIY electronics enthusiasts alike.

Whether you're desoldering through-hole components, fixing board errors, or salvaging parts, this tool gives you precise, repeatable results with minimal effort. The one-handed, spring-loaded piston mechanism lets you heat the joint and release the suction in a single smooth motion.

Key Features

• Powerful Suction: Maximum 30-unit suction force clears solder joints quickly and thoroughly
• Lightweight Design: Only ~70g and 210mm long — comfortable for extended use
• Durable Plastic Body: Heat-resistant, tough plastic construction built to last
• Easy One-Handed Operation: Press the button to release the spring-loaded piston and vacuum up melted solder instantly
• Repeatable Use: If the joint isn't fully cleared on the first pass, simply reload and go again
• CE Certified: Meets European conformity safety standards
• Color: Black

Specifications

• Brand: SLADE
• Model: GZ061
• Material: Plastic
• Length: Approx. 210mm
• Net Weight: Approx. 70g
• Maximum Suction: 30
• Color: Black
• Certification: CE
• Made in: Mainland China

How to Use

1. Press the piston down until it locks into the cocked position.
2. Heat the solder joint with your soldering iron until the solder melts fully.
3. Remove the iron and immediately place the desoldering pump tip over the molten solder.
4. Press the release button — the piston snaps back, creating a vacuum that sucks up the solder.
5. Repeat as needed until the joint is completely clean.

Pro Tips for Best Results

• Test the piston seal before use: block the tip with your finger, press the button — if the piston resists releasing, the seal is good.
• Apply a tiny amount of rosin flux before heating to improve solder flow and suction efficiency.
• Move the tip in a small clockwise circle around the joint pin for thorough coverage.
• Replace the tip when it shows signs of wear to maintain optimal suction.

What's in the Box

• 1× SLADE GZ061 Desoldering Pump

Related Tools You May Need

Pair this desoldering pump with other handy workshop tools available in our store:

• 10-Pack 22AWG Glass Tube Fuse Holder 5x20mm & 6x30mm Screw – perfect for electronics repair projects
• 100-Pack Disposable Nitrile Gloves – Latex-Free, White, Oil-Proof – protect your hands during soldering work

Safety & Standards

For general electrical safety guidance when working with soldering tools and electronics, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) for helpful safety tips and product standards information.

Learn more: Desoldering

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 melted solder from circuit board joints. You heat the joint with a soldering iron until the solder melts, then place the pump tip over it and press the release button — the spring-loaded piston creates a vacuum that instantly sucks the molten solder away, leaving the joint clean.

Q: Is this desoldering pump compatible with all soldering irons?

A: Yes — the SLADE GZ061 desoldering pump works alongside any standard soldering iron. It is a manual vacuum tool, not an electric desoldering station, so it pairs with your existing iron regardless of brand or wattage.

Q: How do I clean and maintain the desoldering pump?

A: Periodically disassemble the pump by unscrewing the barrel to push out accumulated solder debris. Check the rubber tip and piston O-ring for wear, and replace the tip if suction power decreases. Keeping the interior clean ensures consistent maximum suction performance.

Q: Can beginners use this tool?

A: Absolutely. The one-handed spring-loaded mechanism is simple and intuitive. With a little practice following the included operation guide, beginners can achieve clean solder removal just as effectively as experienced technicians.