Desoldering Pump, Manual Aluminum Solder Sucker with 350°C Silicone Nozzle and Two Spare Tubes - ENGINEER SS-03
A manual desoldering pump removes molten solder from circuit-board joints without batteries, filters or a powered vacuum station. This ENGINEER SS-03 uses a spring-loaded aluminum body and flexible silicone nozzle that can sit close to the iron tip, improving access and suction around small joints. Compact one-handed operation makes it practical for electronics rework at the bench or in a portable tool kit.
The heat-resistant nozzle tolerates direct iron contact up to 350°C, and a built-in self-cleaning shaft helps eject residue during repeated use. The package includes one 50mm SS-16 silicone tube with 4mm outside diameter and one 50mm SS-17 tube with 3mm outside diameter; both can be cut into replacement nozzles. Prime before heating the joint, trigger only after solder melts, and clean the cylinder as residue accumulates.
Specifications
- Brand: ENGINEER
- Product: Manual desoldering pump
- Model: SS-03 new version
- Body: Aluminum
- Power source: None
- Operation: Spring loaded one hand
- Nozzle: Flexible heat-resistant silicone
- Maximum nozzle temperature: 350°C
- Self-cleaning feature: Built-in shaft
- Length: 6 inches
- Weight: 68 g
- Included tube: SS-16 50mm long 4mm OD
- Included tube: SS-17 50mm long 3mm OD
- Pack quantity: 1 pump
- Use: Electronics and industrial desoldering
- Origin: Made in Japan listing
Frequently Asked Questions
What comes with the ENGINEER SS-03?
The pump includes one SS-16 and one SS-17 silicone replacement tube in two outside diameters.
How hot can the silicone nozzle get?
The source rates the nozzle for direct soldering-iron contact up to 350°C.
Does this solder sucker need power?
No. It uses a manually primed spring and trigger.
How does the self-cleaning shaft help?
The shaft pushes collected solder residue away during reset to reduce clogging during repeated work.