Super solder sucker vacuum pump

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  • xboxhaxorz
    Senior Member
    • Jan 2011
    • 196

    #1

    Super solder sucker vacuum pump

    I am interested in some sort of solder sucker that is basically a vacuum ie; i turn it on and it will suck the liquified solder

    The solder suckers that are sold for a few bucks are not the type i am looking for. When i remove a BGA chip i clean the solder balls with a Hakko FX which works well, however i am always looking for new ways and new things. I figured a sort of touchless cleaning would work much better.

    After the BGA is removed i would use a air wand to keep the site hot while moving the vacuum over the pads sucking the solder. That is the idea i want to accomplish.

    I would appreciate any suggestions in creating such a device or modifying some other devices for this
  • t.j.
    Badcaps Veteran
    • Apr 2010
    • 383
    • canada

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    Re: Super solder sucker vacuum pump

    like a egg sucker works(used in making easter eggs)! except with air to drive it! so as to no be gummen up a suction system!

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