BGA Desoldering Wire CP-2515 150cm 2.5mm Braided Desoldering Wire

Description

What it is

The BGA Desoldering Wire CP-2515 is a 150 cm braided desoldering wire designed to facilitate the desoldering of BGA components on printed circuit boards.

Features

• Length: 150 cm
• Diameter: 2.5 mm
• Type: Braided desoldering wire
• SKU: ARD0011189
• Price: 2.61 €

What it is for

The BGA Desoldering Wire CP-2515 is ideal for repairing BGA components on printed circuit boards, allowing for the precise removal and reattachment of BGA components. It is useful for both makers and technicians, as well as for beginner and professional projects.

Tutorial: How to use the BGA Desoldering Wire CP-2515

The BGA Desoldering Wire CP-2515 is ideal for repairing BGA components on printed circuit boards. Useful for beginners and professionals.

What you need

• BGA Desoldering Wire CP-2515
• BGA Component to Desolder
• BGA Microprobe
• Soldering Forceps

Steps

1. 1. Ensure the wire is well hydrophobic and dry it with a tissue.
2. 2. Move the BGA component with the microprobe.
3. 3. Connect the wire to the BGA component using the tweezers.
4. 4. Heat the wire with a soldering iron.
5. 5. As soon as the wire melts, carefully remove it.
6. 6. Repeat steps 3-5 for each connector.
7. 7. Check the datasheet for the maximum soldering iron temperature.
8. 8. Allow the component to cool for 5 minutes.

Mini project

Create a basic circuit to desolder and reattach a BGA on a PCB. Estimated time: 30 minutes.

Common mistakes

• Do not use a soldering iron that is too hot.
• Do not keep the wire too tight during desoldering.
• Do not cool the component immediately.
• Do not use a non-waterproof wire.

Recommended accessories

• Soldering iron
• BGA microprobe
• Soldering tweezers
• Dry cloth

Frequently asked questions

Can the wire be used for all types of BGA components?
Check the datasheet for component compatibility.

How long should I let the component cool down after desoldering?
Let the component cool down for 5 minutes before resuming use.

Can I use a common hydrophobic wire?
Check the datasheet to see if the common hydrophobic wire is compatible.

Can I use a low-temperature soldering iron?
Check the datasheet for the minimum and maximum soldering iron temperature.