| 摘要 |
A desoldering vat has a central, elongated solder pot which is filled to the brim with solder in use, so that depending component contact pins inserted through and soldered to a circuit board can be immersed in the meniscus of the liquid solder mass to melt the solder and permit removal of the component from the circuit board. A moat is defined around the central solder pot to catch the inevitable spills of solder and permit its replacement into the vat, and multiple adjustable brace bars defined on opposite sides of the central vat are used to support the hands or the circuit board itself while the unit is being used.
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