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Your cart is empty.Experience the Superiority of Titanium in Soldering Discover the unmatched benefits of our Titanium Soldering Clamps, meticulously crafted for precision and durability in soldering projects. Made from high-quality titanium, these clamps anticipate solder and enamel from adhering, ensuring a clean and efficient soldering process. Unlike traditional steel clamps, titanium remains resilient and strong even under high temperatures, offering reliability and longevity for your crafting needs. Versatile Applications in Jewelry Making and Crafts Ideal for a variety of soldering applications, our titanium clamps are indispensable tools for jewelers working with delicate pieces. They securely hold ear wires, bails, jump rings, and more during intricate soldering tasks. Crafters and hobbyists will appreciate their versatility in holding and positioning components, ensuring meticulous results every time. Built to Last and Perform Engineered with superior heat resistance, our titanium clamps maintain their integrity without eroding or flaking at high temperatures. This feature allows for finer clamp tips and minimizes heat transfer, reducing interference with nearby solder joints. Crafted with precision and care, these clamps are designed to withstand the demands of professional use while delivering consistent performance and reliability. Enhance Your Soldering Efficiency Whether you're soldering hemispheres into spheres or setting sweat-soldered panels, our titanium clamps provide the precision and control necessary for complex soldering projects. Empower your crafting endeavors with tools that blend innovation, quality, and craftsmanship, ensuring exceptional results with every use.
SusanV
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
The hardest thing about soldering silver is making sure there are zero gaps between surfaces you want to solder. THIS fixes THAT problem! Titanium is not a heat sink, unlike my third hand. I used two of these, just bent so that there was a little pressure holding my bezel wire down on the back plate. Perfect! No gap. I'm so happy!
B. A. Egan
Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2025
Titanium is a really impressive material. It resists oxidation at high temperatures and the thin oxide layer that does form usually prevents it from getting soldered itself. This material could probably be used to make tools for other high temp applications too.
Jeff B
Reviewed in the United States on December 17, 2024
As others have noted, these are NOT 0.1 inch thick - if they were, they'd be too thick to be useful. The ones I got are 1mm thick, 5mm wide, and just OVER 100mm long. Each weighs about 2.25g, exactly what I'd expect for .5cc of titanium. I'm pleased with the product. Recommended.
Josh in Seattle, WA
Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2024
I don't know if clamp is the right word to use for these but sometimes you really do need to make a small jig or some form of holder for something you're doing with the old soldering equipment. Titanium is a very odd metal and obviously this has to be an alloy because it allows bending and titanium is traditionally very brittle. But even if it is a very low percentage alloy, titanium transfers heat very poorly, that's one of the reasons you can use it in high temp applications to grab and otherwise manipulate hot objects without the heat traveling down the titanium material very well.In my case you can use it to create little sawhorse style stands to hold boards up away from another surface or you can definitely use them to keep heat sinks that are very large upright while you de-solder them from a thick printed circuit board.I can't think of too many uses but the uses I can think of I wouldn't be able to use much of anything else. I couldn't use a paper clip instead of the strength of these strips. You could also could especially grind these to give special ends for manipulation while desoldering, perhaps a small forked end or a notch that allows you to grab and hold the edge of a metal fin from a heat sink or something to help pluck it off while it's too hot to hold.Basically if you have to create custom jigs for your soldering or brazing, consider getting this as a little helper material that's just consumable. Obviously even if it's alloyed, you're not going to be able to re-bend it an infinite number of times. It'll probably snap if manipulated it too much.
MHB
Reviewed in the United States on October 1, 2024
Excellent transaction in every way.
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