The IC Chip Remover Clip is an indispensable tool for repairing and maintaining mechanical keyboards, offering a convenient and efficient solution to remove IC chips, keycaps, and switches.
Precision and Versatility
Crafted from durable stainless steel and plastic, the IC Chip Remover Clip boasts a U-shaped design that allows for precise and effortless removal of components. It is compatible with a wide range of IC chips, including PLCC, PGA, PCLL, and DIP, as well as keycaps and switches with a contact surface within 5.5cm.
Non-Damaging Operation
The unique handshake-style operation minimizes the risk of damaging delicate IC conductors. By pulling vertically, the tool safely extracts chips without exerting excessive force, preserving their integrity and preventing short circuits.
Maneuverability in Tight Spaces
The compact design and narrow tip of the IC Chip Remover Clip enable easy maneuvering in densely arranged areas, allowing for targeted removal without affecting adjacent components.
Convenient and Labor-Saving
The IC Chip Remover Clip streamlines the repair process, significantly reducing labor and time required compared to traditional methods. Its simple operation makes it accessible to both experienced technicians and hobbyists.
Note for Keyboard Repair
When utilizing the IC Chip Remover Clip for keyboard repair, it is crucial to first desolder the components using a soldering iron and a suction gun. This step is essential to avoid damaging solder joints or electrical lines during extraction.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the difference between DIP and PLCC IC chips?
A: DIP (Dual Inline Package) chips have two rows of parallel pins extending from the sides, while PLCC (Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier) chips have pins arranged in a grid pattern on the bottom.
Q: Can this tool remove keycaps from rubber dome keyboards?
A: No, the IC Chip Remover Clip is specifically designed for mechanical keyboards.
Q: What is the maximum size of IC chip that this tool can remove?
A: The tool can remove IC chips with a contact surface of up to 5.5cm.
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