5-Arm Flexible Soldering Third Hand with Crocodile Clips, Clamp and Light

Bench stand with 5 flexible arms, crocodile clips, clamp and LED light. Ideal for soldering, model-making, electronics and precision work.
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SKU 8240-TP263EAN 8219671120081

Description

This 5-arm flexible soldering stand is essential for anyone working on projects that require maximum precision and free hands. The 360°-rotating crocodile clips securely hold electronic components, wires, PCBs, miniatures or craft pieces, offering stability and convenience during every job.

The sturdy base (210 × 134 mm) and the 250 mm vertical rod ensure excellent grip, while each arm can be adjusted and locked in place with a screw for complete customisation. The additional clamp and the built-in LED light (powered by AA batteries, not included) further improve lighting and precision at every stage of the job.

Heat-resistant and easy to use, it is ideal for complex soldering jobs, repairs, hobby work, precision tasks and much more.
Main features
  • Includes 5 adjustable arms – adjustable vertical rod, clamp and light
  • Each arm has its own screw and can be adjusted to the desired position
  • The clamp and light (AA batteries not included) help you work with precision
  • Well suited to complex soldering, model aeroplane repairs, craft work, etc.
  • 4 insulated crocodile clips rotate 360° to fit components and boards of various sizes, ideal for holding PCBs, wires and more

Technical details

Base dimensions 210 × 134 mm
Height of the metal rod 250 mm
Light dimensions 95 mm x 20 mm (length x diameter)

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