IC SMD Vacuum Suction Pen – Desoldering Pick-Up Tool + 3 Headers
IC SMD Vacuum Suction Pen – Precision Desoldering & Component Pick-Up Tool
Whether you're reworking a circuit board, swapping out surface-mount components, or handling delicate BGA chips, this IC SMD Vacuum Suction Pen gives you a firm, damage-free grip every time. No more bent pins, scratched pads, or dropped components — just squeeze, pick up, and place with confidence.
How It Works
- Attach the correct suction header to the pen tip for your component size.
- Position the header over the IC or SMD component.
- Squeeze the pen body to expel air, then release to create a vacuum — the component locks on securely.
- Place the component in its target location, then press the button to release the vacuum and drop it cleanly into position.
What's in the Box
- 1 × Vacuum Suction Pen (plastic body, lightweight and easy to handle)
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3 × Interchangeable Suction Headers:
- Large – up to 40 g lifting capacity
- Medium – up to 18 g lifting capacity
- Small – up to 3 g lifting capacity
Key Features
- ✅ 3 interchangeable header sizes — handle everything from tiny 0402 passives to larger IC packages
- ✅ Simple squeeze-and-release mechanism — no external pump or power required
- ✅ Lightweight plastic body — comfortable for extended soldering sessions
- ✅ BGA-safe design — prevents direct forceps contact that can crack solder balls or damage pads
- ✅ Versatile — ideal for soldering, desoldering, PCB rework, computer repair, and DIY electronics
Specifications
| Material | Plastic |
| Suction Headers Included | 3 (Large 40 g / Medium 18 g / Small 3 g) |
| Application | IC, SMD, BGA component pick-up & placement |
| Country of Origin | Made in China |
Pro Tips
- When working with BGA chips, always use the vacuum pen — never use metal tweezers directly, as this can fracture solder joints.
- Start with the medium header for most standard ICs; switch to small for tiny SMD resistors or capacitors.
- Keep the suction headers clean and free of dust for the best vacuum seal.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What types of components can the IC SMD vacuum suction pen pick up?
A: The vacuum suction pen is designed to pick up a wide range of surface-mount (SMD) and integrated circuit (IC) components, including resistors, capacitors, transistors, BGA chips, and larger IC packages. The three included suction headers (small, medium, and large) cover lifting capacities from 3 g up to 40 g, making it suitable for most common PCB components.
Q: Do I need any batteries or external power to use this vacuum suction pen?
A: No — this is a fully manual, hand-operated tool. The vacuum is created simply by squeezing the pen body to expel air and then releasing it. No batteries, compressed air, or external pump is required, making it portable and ready to use straight out of the box.
Q: Why should I use this vacuum pen instead of metal tweezers for BGA chips?
A: BGA (Ball Grid Array) chips have delicate solder balls on their underside that can crack or be displaced by the mechanical pressure of metal tweezers. The vacuum suction pen lifts the component from above using gentle suction, completely eliminating the risk of damaging solder joints or pads during removal and placement.
Q: How do I release the component once it's in position?
A: Once you have positioned the component over its target location on the PCB, simply press the button on the pen. This releases the vacuum by allowing air back into the chamber, causing the component to drop cleanly and accurately into place.
Production & Packaging Notice
To maintain high stock availability and fast shipping times, our items are sourced from multiple verified manufacturing facilities. While the core quality, materials, and product specifications remain identical, you may notice slight variations in the packaging design, manufacturing origin, or the wording of the printed instructions.