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Waterless Tip Cleaning
Prolong the life of your tips by not shocking them with water every time you need to clean flux off. Since it won't reduce tip temperature, you can keep working!
Indents to Rest Iron
Enclosure features two small indents that are perfect for resting the soldering iron if you do not have a proper holder. There is also an articulating carrying handle.
Compatible with Aoyue
Attaches to Aoyue soldering iron holders using included metal bracket and hardware. Can be mounted several ways for left or right-handed operation. Works with Aoyue 469 platform as well.
Re-usable with Refills
When the cleaner gets dirty, simply flip over or replace with our brass coils refills. The brass is a soft metal that will not damage the tip but will clean off excess solder and flux.
How to Clean Iron Tip Using Brass Coils
Step 1
Plunge the hot soldering iron into the brass coils but not too deep because you will hit the bottom of the container and risk damaging the iron tip.
Step 2
To take it up a notch, you can twist the iron with your wrist and fingers to help get all sides while cleaning. Try not to keep jabbing the same spot as well. Move around to disperse the solder and ensure an effective cleaning.
Step 3
When the solder and flux build-up starts affecting cleaning, flip over the coils and use the clean side to extend the life of your cleaner.
Benefits of Brass Coil Cleaners
- Waterless cleaning solution
- No risk of thermal-shock to the iron
- Indent on enclosure for resting iron
- Relatively inexpensive maintenance
- Longer-lasting soldering iron tips
- Won't reduce tip temperature
MrTheMan
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2024
A horse is exactly what it is.
Megan
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2024
There seem to be some fake brass sponges on the market. You can tell if it’s fake because a magnet will stick to it. A magnet will NOT stick to these sponges and they clean the soldering iron tip perfectly. Great purchase.
JayDeeCee
Reviewed in the United States on April 18, 2024
I have had this for a while but it slips on table when you use it so I screwed it to a small board to make it a bit heavier so it wouldn’t slide around so much.
Sandra
Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2023
These worked until they get a bit dirty then messy. I'm still out on whether they are better than the old wet sponge and fast tinning method. Get extra scrubbing balls!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 9, 2023
Works well
Pennsy Paul
Reviewed in the United States on August 16, 2022
This is what you need for successful soldering. Forget the wet sponge and use this instead. This is better than the round one with the hole on the side that you chase around the workbench.
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