The Wick CP-2515 copper braid soaks molten solder off pads and leads when a component has to come off a board. The strip is 2.5 mm wide and 1.5 m long, with low-residue flux.
Specifications
| Feature | Value |
|---|---|
| Model | Wick CP-2515 |
| Purpose | Solder removal during desoldering |
| Strip material | Copper |
| Width | 2.5 mm |
| Length | 1.5 m |
| Flux | Low-residue |
| Quantity | 1 pcs |
| Warranty | 1 month |
What you get
- Parts come away freely — the braid pulls solder off the leads before removal.
- Ready to use — low-residue flux is already on the copper weave.
- Pads ready for re-soldering — excess solder is cleared down to a flat surface.
- Made for fine leads — a strip 2.5 mm wide.
- A supply of braid — 1.5 m, you trim off only the used part.
Who it is for
Service technicians repairing smartphones, laptops, TVs and power supplies, and hobbyists who rework boards or salvage components from old modules.
Who it is not for
If you are after solder for making joints, this is not it: the braid only removes solder. On very large solder joints a narrow 2.5 mm strip will work slowly.
Use and compatibility
Removing chips, components and SMD parts, lifting solder off circuit boards, repairing smartphones, laptops, TVs, power boards and other electronic modules.
In the box
Wick CP-2515 copper solder removal strip, 1 pcs.
Questions and answers
Does the flux leave marks on the board?
The flux is low-residue, so little is left behind after the job.
How much braid is in the pack?
1.5 m of copper braid, 1 pcs.
Why does the braid sometimes stick to the board?
It happens when the iron is pulled away first and the strip is lifted afterwards. Remove them together while the solder is liquid.
What is the warranty?
The warranty period is 1 month.
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