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The Bakon BK012 is a desoldering pump, sometimes called a solder sucker, built for hobbyists and professionals who need to remove solder from a board without a full desoldering station. It works through a strong, spring-loaded high-vacuum suction mechanism: cock the plunger, place the nozzle against the molten solder, and press the release button to instantly and cleanly lift the solder away from the joint.
This kind of tool is a staple for component removal, since pulling a part out of a through-hole board first needs the solder cleared from each pin, and a spring-loaded pump does that job faster and more reliably than trying to flick solder away with just the iron.
It uses a plunger-style mechanism with a one-button release for quick, precise, single-handed operation, which matters when the other hand is holding the iron to keep the joint molten. The body is built from robust aluminium alloy, giving it a lighter feel than some all-plastic pumps while still standing up to repeated cocking and firing.
The tip is a durable PTFE material, chosen because it resists solder sticking to it over repeated use, and the nozzle is removable, making it easy to clean out accumulated solder debris from inside the barrel rather than the tool clogging up over time.
Anyone doing regular through-hole component removal or general PCB rework will find a spring-loaded pump like this faster and cleaner than relying purely on flux and a soldering iron tip to lift old solder.
A spring-loaded plunger creates high-vacuum suction that lifts molten solder when the release button is pressed.
Durable PTFE.
Robust aluminium alloy.
Yes, the nozzle is removable for cleaning.
Yes, a one-button release allows quick, single-handed use.
| Brand | Bakon |
|---|---|
| Selling unit | PCS |
