Clamping edge slot connector clamping tool

Abstract

The invention provides a clamping edge slot connector clamping tool, which comprises a shell and a clamp, wherein the shell has a top, a bottom and end faces, the top and the bottom are oppositely arranged, the two end faces are oppositely arranged in the long axis direction and are connected with the top and the bottom, the top is provided with at least one chute opening communicated with the accommodating space of the shell, the bottom is convexly provided with a convex rib parallel to the long axis direction, the two end surfaces are respectively provided with a through hole, the clamp is provided with two clamping arms and an elastic piece, the elastic piece is connected with the two clamping arms so as to provide elastic force to enable the front ends of the two clamping arms to be stretched outwards, the clamp extends into the accommodating space of the shell from the chute opening so as to make the front ends of the two clamping arms be located in the accommodating space, the two front ends are connected with clamping tenons respectively, the two clamping tenons are far away from each other and extend towards opposite directions, and the clamping tenons are movably arranged in the through holes in a penetrating mode so as to protrude out of the end faces.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a clamping tool, in particular to a card edge slot connector clamping tool for pulling out a card edge slot connector that has been desoldered. Background technique [0002] During the rework or maintenance of the circuit board, it is necessary to desolder the soldered connectors and electronic components. The high-temperature tin furnace can contact multiple pins on the back of the circuit board in a large area at one time, and melt the solder on all the pins at one time, so it can achieve the purpose of rapid desoldering. [0003] However, when personnel use a tin furnace to desolder connectors and electronic components, they must work in high temperature. Using hands to pull out the desoldered components may easily cause burns to the hands of the personnel, or do not touch other electronic components around, causing damage to the components. Shifting or dropping occurs. At the same time, working in high temperature often m...

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Problems solved by technology

[0003] However, when personnel use a tin furnace to desolder connectors and electronic components, they must work in high temperature. Using hands to pull out the desoldered components may easily cause burns to the hands of the personnel, or do not touch other electronic components around, causing damage to the components. Shifting or falling occurs

At the same time, working in high temperature often makes it impossible for personnel to work quickly, causing the circuit board to be heated for too long, resulting in damage to the circuit board or parts

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