【Beginner OK】Easily remove electronic components from 10g PCBs! Solder remover. Trial size Contents: 10g (delivered in a small bag with a zipper) Melting point: Approximately 94℃ Ingredients: Rose alloy (bismuth-based low melting point alloy) Recommended for those who: ・ Can't remove solder well with solder wick... ・ Want to remove IC chips without damaging the pads ・ Want to improve the efficiency of rework and repair work! What is Rose Alloy (Bismuth-based low melting point alloy)? It is a low melting point alloy of 50% bismuth, 25-30% lead, and 20-25% tin. By mixing with ordinary solder, it has the property of lowering the melting point of the solder. The solder's melting point is lowered, making it less likely to solidify, so it maintains a long-lasting, gooey state, making it easy to remove parts! Features ・ Significantly easier than working with solder wick alone! ・ Less heat damage, protecting the board and components. ・ Usable by a wide range of users, from repair beginners to experienced technicians. How to use 1. Apply the solder remover to the part you want to remove. 2. Heat with a soldering iron (around 100℃) 3. Remove the electronic component when the solder melts. Just remove it slowly while it's in a state that's hard to solidify! Common uses ・ Repairing smartphones and game consoles ・ Modifying Arduino and Raspberry Pi ・ Reworking and reusing electronic work Limited stock! This product is not scheduled to be restocked, so if you're interested, please order soon! Bulk purchases are welcome. Please comment if you would like multiple items! If you wish, we will also include a "Simple Instruction Manual." Please feel free to ask any questions. Shipping will be via regular mail. It will take approximately 2-7 days for the product to arrive after the shipping notification. (Regular mail does not deliver on weekends and holidays) We are also selling on other sites, so please understand that we will remove the listing as soon as it is sold. No returns, no cancellations, no claims. Thank you. #solderremover #lowmeltingpointsolder #bismuth #electronicwork #repair 099