ReLife RL-067A Universal Soldering Heating Table Attachment
Universal Mini Soldering Iron Heating Table Attachment
- Universal Iron Tip Mount: Clamps directly onto standard 900M, T12, T210, and T115 soldering iron tips to serve as a localized pre-heating station.
- FPC & Flex Cable Rework: Engineered for risk-free desoldering of FPC flex connectors, Face ID sensors, and delicate camera sockets.
- High-Purity Copper Core: High thermal conductivity copper construction delivers rapid heat conduction and stable temperature output.
Please Note: Pictures are for illustration purposes only. Soldering iron handle and tips are sold separately.
ReLife RL-067A Universal Soldering Iron Heating Table Attachment
Upgrade your micro-soldering precision with the ReLife RL-067A Universal Heating Table Attachment. Designed specifically for phone repair technicians and electronics specialists, this compact mini heating platform attaches directly onto standard soldering iron tips, transforming your handpiece into a localized pre-heating table.
Crafted from high-purity copper, the RL-067A provides rapid thermal absorption and even heat distribution. It allows technicians to desolder and solder delicate plastic-housed FPC flex cable connectors, battery sockets, and camera interfaces without using direct hot air blowing, eliminating the risk of melted plastic, blown adjacent components, or substrate scorching.
Key Performance Features:
- Universal Tip Compatibility: Secure clamp mechanism fits 900M, T12, T210, T115, and 245 series soldering iron tip geometries.
- Safe FPC Connector Rework: Localized surface heating protects fragile plastic socket housings and surrounding surface-mounted ICs.
- Pure Copper Thermal Core: Premium copper construction ensures rapid heat-up times and consistent temperature retention.
- Compact Under-Microscope Footprint: Space-saving design maintains clear line of sight and high precision under microscope magnification.
- Durable Bench Construction: Heavy-duty, oxidation-resistant alloy design built for daily continuous workshop use.