BGA CPU IC Soldering Chip Clamp Holder MECHANIC BEATLES Quick Press Chip Clip

BGA CPU IC Soldering Chip Clamp Holder MECHANIC BEATLES Quick Press Chip Clip

MECHANIC BEATLES Quick Press Chip Clip is a precision service clamp designed to securely hold BGA, CPU and IC chips during soldering, desoldering, glue removal and pin repair.

The quick-press mechanism allows easy one-handed operation, while the parallel guide rails provide smooth movement and stable clamping. The 23 × 40 mm clamping range makes it suitable for components of different sizes.

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Description

MECHANIC BEATLES Quick Press Chip Clip is a professional precision holder designed for electronics and mobile phone repair technicians.

It securely holds integrated circuits during soldering and repair work, helping prevent unwanted movement while heating, cleaning, removing adhesive or repairing chip pins. The tool is suitable for BGA, CPU and IC components used on smartphone and electronics motherboards.

Quick Press Clamping Mechanism

The Quick Press design allows the component to be secured quickly with a simple downward press.

Parallel guide rails provide smooth movement without jamming and help maintain even pressure on the clamped component.

23 × 40 mm Clamping Range

The holder provides a working clamping area of 23 × 40 mm, allowing it to accommodate a wide range of chip sizes.

Profiled jaws help securely position both smaller and larger integrated circuits during repair work.

Heat Resistant up to 500°C

The working area is designed for high-temperature repair applications. The manufacturer specifies heat resistance of up to 500°C, making the holder suitable for use during hot-air soldering and other BGA repair procedures.

Multi-Point Clamping

The specially shaped jaws provide multiple contact points and make the clamp suitable for different chip shapes and dimensions.

It can be used for:

  • BGA soldering and desoldering
  • CPU and IC repair
  • adhesive and underfill removal
  • chip pin repair
  • component positioning before soldering
  • smartphone and electronics motherboard repair

Stable and Precise Construction

Dual guide pillars help maintain parallel and synchronized pressure during operation.

The construction also includes heat-dissipation openings and upgraded anti-slip base pads for improved stability during precision work.

Key Features

  • designed for BGA / CPU / IC chips
  • Quick Press clamping mechanism
  • one-handed operation
  • smooth parallel guide rails
  • 23 × 40 mm clamping range
  • heat resistance up to 500°C
  • profiled multi-point jaws
  • dual guide pillar construction
  • heat-dissipation openings
  • anti-slip base pads
  • suitable for professional electronics repair

Specifications

Brand: MECHANIC
Model: BEATLES
Product Name: Quick Press Chip Clip
Type: Precision Chip Clamp / Holder
Application: BGA / CPU / IC
Clamping Range: 23 × 40 mm
Heat Resistance: up to 500°C
Product Size: 55 × 98 × 13 mm
Package Size: 107 × 63 × 18 mm
Net Weight: 125 g
Gross Weight: 140 g

Package Contents

1 × MECHANIC BEATLES Quick Press Chip Clip

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