Material and Construction:
- Anti-static: Helps prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) that could damage delicate electronic components.
- Strong magnetic adsorption: Likely features embedded magnets for holding the platform securely in place during soldering work.
- High-temperature resistance: Made from materials that can withstand high soldering temperatures without melting or warping.
- Steel plate weight gain: This phrasing is a bit unclear, but it might indicate a baseplate made of steel for added stability and heat distribution.
- Chemical corrosion resistance: The materials used are likely resistant to corrosion from soldering fluxes and other chemicals used in electronics repair.
- New high-temperature silicone material: This suggests the platform might incorporate silicone elements that can withstand high temperatures without deforming or degrading.
- Flame retardant: An important safety feature, indicating the platform resists catching fire during soldering work.
Applications:
- Suitable for repairing motherboards of different shapes: The platform's design likely allows for some flexibility to accommodate various motherboard shapes and sizes.
- General tin planting of BGA chips: BGA (Ball Grid Array) chips are commonly used on motherboards. Tin planting refers to applying a thin layer of solder to the chip's contact points. This platform might provide a stable surface for this process.
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Double-sided and double-use: This suggests the platform can be used in different orientations or configurations depending on the soldering task.