
Three C210 cartridges covering the profiles a board tech actually reaches for: straight pointed (I) for fine joints, curved elbow (S) for working around components, and angled knife (K) for drag-soldering and pad work.
Three C210 cartridges covering the profiles a board tech actually reaches for: straight pointed (I) for fine joints, curved elbow (S) for working around…
Three C210 cartridges covering the profiles a board tech actually reaches for: straight pointed (I) for fine joints, curved elbow (S) for working around components, and angled knife (K) for drag-soldering and pad work.
Each cartridge has its heating core integrated with a purple copper substrate, which is what gives roughly two-second heat-up and fast thermal recovery — recovery being the property that matters when you move from a small pad to a ground plane.
They are aimed at microscope-level work: logic board jumpers, pad cleaning and dense SMD components.
Micro-soldering technicians running a C210-compatible soldering station.
Three C210 cartridges covering the profiles a board tech actually reaches for: straight pointed (I) for fine joints, curved elbow (S) for working around components, and angled knife (K) for drag-soldering and pad work. Each cartridge has its heating core integrated with a purple copper substrate, which is what gives roughly two-second heat-up and fast thermal recovery — recovery being the property that matters when you move from a small pad to a ground plane. They are aimed at microscope-level work: logic board jumpers, pad cleaning and dense SMD components. • Three profiles: straight pointed (I), curved elbow (S) and angled knife (K) • Integrated heating cores with rapid-conduction copper substrates • Approximately 2-second heat-up with fast thermal recovery • Sized for microscope-level micro-soldering
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