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Fast-Acting
Quickly cleans carbon build-up on your soldering iron tips to keep them clean, bright, and hot.
Non-Abrasive
Made of non-abrasive materials that will not damage tips during cleaning & re-tinning process.
Long-Lasting
Use the tinning block occasionally to re-tin the surface of your tip to prolong their life.
RoHs Compliant
This product meets the standards for RoHs compliancy. Does not contain lead.
Important Safety Notes
Remember to tin the tip with fresh solder after each use. Do not use water soluble flux as this can corrode the tip at high temperatures.
As with all soldering products, it is highly recommended that you use this product in a well ventilated area. We recommend a charcoal activated smoke absorber for your safety.
a.stewart
2025-09-03 16:06:53
One of the things I kept forgetting to buy and had a stained glass project that needed completed in a few day and it arrived quicker that I had planned.
Denise Grobaski
2025-08-24 12:46:10
product performs as expected
D. Mccormack
2025-07-06 11:30:05
A lab tech told me years ago this stuff was horrible to use on a solder iron, deteriorated the tip fast. I don't know about that but when you inherit a solder iron that just does not wet, this is the tool to get it cleaned up.
Arthur Leonard
2025-07-05 10:41:55
This works effectively. It is an old timer's solution but it is more effective than some of the "Modern" ways of cleaning up a soldering iron tip. Highly recommended. This block will last a long, long time. Don't file or sand off the soldering tip. Look on YouTube for demonstrations of how to use it. Be a little bit patient in performing the process of heating the soldering tip in contact with the sal amoniac block. If you haven't damaged the plating on the soldering tip, you'll return the tip to like new condition.
KI5OCP
2025-06-19 15:57:01
Great product, highly recommended but I'm guessing the person writing the description is a man cause they boast 5" but whipping out the ole measurey device and I get 3 1/4" x 2" x 3/4" . It says it has an expiration date, I'll know more in 2026...
clr
2025-06-06 14:44:37
Works well. Easy to use. Good value.
Michael W
2025-05-01 17:03:19
I really don't do a lot of soldering. So this little block will last me a very long time. it really does make it super easy to tin the tip of a soldering Iron. if you do a lot of soldering I would probably recommend a half pound block.
james
2025-04-28 15:32:38
I wish Amazon would check the description on the items. In specifications it is listed as 3"x5"x1". The block is quite a bit smaller, 2"x3-1/4"x3/4". Wish it was the size they advertise as a little small for big irons..
Julius
2025-03-28 12:13:41
A+++++++++
Fella
2025-03-27 14:01:22
I purchased this so I could recycle gold jewelry. Most gold for casting these days has all kinds of additives to make it perform and flow better. These additives make the gold unsuitable to re-melt and roll into sheet and wire, the ignots become brittle and crack and in most cases your forced to send the gold back for refining and only recover a fraction of it's true worth. Use this in the melting dish with some activated charcoal and the poured ignot will have most of the additives removed, especially the tin from solders and any lead (amoung other things). It may also remove some silver and copper but the loss shouldn't affect the kt of gold. It's a basic refiner but the results speak for themselves. I'm able to roll the ignots into sheet without cracking and draw into wire without problems. I did add a gram or so of 24kt to each 1/2 ounce melt but it's not a requirement from what I've read. I find myself annealing slightly more often than I would with fresh gold. You can find detailed instructions online for this. I've reclaimed almost 2 ounces of 10k,14kt and 18kt gold that I'm using for fabrication purposes with this method. The results have been surprising to say the least. This method seems to have fallen out of use but was quite popular 50-100 plus years ago. Good luck and follow safety and ventilation guidelines
The Tinknocker
2025-01-29 14:35:52
Perfect for tinning the soldering iron, brick is a nice size and priced fair. Just DON'T breathe the smoke. But you knew that. CHEERS.
Customer
2025-01-16 10:33:05
Works very very well. Best way to keep your iron tips in good working order for a long time.
Ross Stanton
2024-12-11 13:46:14
It's used in the soldering process.
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