UREC Industries

Bakon BK191 Soldering Iron Tip Thermometer, wide temperature range 0-600°C, as is necessary for soldering work.

The sensor’s structure makes easy tip placing.

It achieves stable & accurate measuring within seconds, regardless of shape, or angle of tip. Easily replaceable sensor.

Soder-Wick, the world's leading brand of desoldering wick (solder wick, desoldering braid) is the fastest, cleanest and safest wick in the industry. It significantly reduces rework/repair time and minimizes the risk of heat damage to the board. Its geometrically precise weave design allows for maximum capillary action and solder capacity. Soder-wick brand desoldering wick optimizes heat transfer through the braid and into the solder joint, resulting in faster wicking action than any other competitive brand. Minimal flux residue on the board speeds up the cleaning process or eliminates it entirely. 

• For Lead Free Desoldering
• Minimizes The Risk Of Damage Associated With Static Electricity
• Minimizes The Risk Of Heat Damage To The Board
• Made in Japan

soldering fume absorber is a device used to remove fumes and other contaminants generated during soldering operations. When soldering, fumes are generated from the flux used in the solder, as well as from the heating and melting of the solder itself. These fumes can contain harmful substances, such as lead and other metals, as well as organic compounds.

A soldering fume absorber typically consists of a fan or blower that draws the fumes away from the soldering area and through a filter or other type of absorption media. The filter removes the contaminants from the fumes before releasing them back into the environment.

High-Quality Silicone Material
Anti Static Material
Magnetic slots to hold a small part
Bright Colour for easy view of small components
Temperature Range: Max 500 degree centigrade

CPU Intelligent temperature control for Accurate temperature rise.

Aluminium plate heating element Mica core, fast heat transfer through out the surface

Three dimensional vent design - Multi angle cooling holes, Good Heat Dissipation 

Digital display screen for better viewing

soldering tip, also known as a soldering iron tip or soldering bit, is the replaceable metal tip of a soldering iron that is used to heat and melt the solder during the soldering process. Soldering tips come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and materials to suit different soldering applications.
The shape of the soldering tip can affect the quality of the solder joint and the ease of use of the soldering iron. Some common shapes of soldering tips include:

Chisel tip: A flat, wide tip that is useful for soldering larger surfaces or components, such as circuit board traces or wires.

Conical tip: A pointed tip that is useful for precision soldering tasks, such as soldering small components or working with tight spaces.

Bevel tip: A sloped tip that is useful for soldering joints at an angle or in hard-to-reach areas.

The material of the soldering tip can also affect its performance and longevity. Some common materials used for soldering tips include:

Copper: A common material that heats up quickly and conducts heat well. Copper tips are often used for general soldering tasks.

Iron: A durable material that is well-suited for high-temperature soldering applications.

Stainless steel: A material that is resistant to corrosion and oxidation, making it useful for soldering applications that involve harsh or corrosive substances.

Soldering tips are typically interchangeable and can be replaced when they become worn or damaged. It is important to choose a soldering tip that is appropriate for the specific soldering task and to follow proper maintenance and cleaning procedures to prolong the life of the tip.