DP-366D Manual Desoldering Pump

Description

DP-366D Manual Desoldering Pump The DP-366D Desoldering Pump removes molten solder from circuit boards and electronic components. It uses a spring-loaded piston to produce a strong vacuum through the nozzle. The manual design requires no electricity. In addition, the comfortable grip helps you control the tool during PCB repair and extended desoldering work. Key Features Removes molten solder from PCB joints Uses a strong spring-loaded vacuum mechanism Provides one-button suction activation Features a comfortable anti-slip grip Includes a heat-resistant suction nozzle Offers a compact handheld design Requires no electrical power Supports quick cleaning and maintenance Suits technicians, students, and hobbyists Technical Specifications Model: DP-366D Tool Type: Manual desoldering pump Common Name: Solder sucker Operating Mechanism: Spring-loaded piston Suction Capacity: Approximately 32cm-Hg Overall Length: Approximately 210mm Operation: Manual Power Required: None Application: Solder removal and PCB rework How to Use Press the pump plunger until it locks. Heat the solder joint with a soldering iron. Wait until the solder melts completely. Place the pump nozzle close to the molten solder. Press the release button to activate suction. Repeat the process if solder remains. Clean the pump after finishing the work. Applications Use the DP-366D for: Removing through-hole components Cleaning PCB mounting holes Correcting soldering mistakes Removing excess solder Repairing electronic boards Replacing damaged components Electronics maintenance Prototyping and laboratory work DIY repair projects Maintenance Regular cleaning helps maintain strong suction. Therefore, remove accumulated solder from the pump body when required. Also check the nozzle and internal seals periodically. Replace damaged parts when they affect suction performance. Package Contents 1 × DP-366D manual desoldering pump Important Notes This tool does not melt solder by itself. Use it with a suitable soldering iron. Wear safety glasses during desoldering. Keep your hands away from molten solder. Do not touch the nozzle immediately after use. Never point the loaded pump toward another person. Allow the tool to cool before cleaning or disassembly. Clean the nozzle regularly to maintain suction.

From the supplier's page.