Soldering Fixture BLOW 2276# for PCBs 200x140 mm, model BLR1

BLOW 2276# soldering fixture (model BLR1) is a workholding tool designed to hold printed circuit boards up to 200 x 140 mm during manual soldering, rework and component placement. The fixture provides a stable platform that reduces board movement and helps maintain repeatable alignment of components and tools. It is intended for electronics repair benches, prototyping stations and small-batch assembly operations where secure positioning and ease of access to the board are required.

Advantages

The fixture offers firm clamping of PCBs while allowing unobstructed access to component side and solder joints. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for crowded workbenches and portable repair setups. The design enables quick placement and removal of boards, improving workflow efficiency and reducing handling time during repeated soldering or inspection tasks.

Suitable for

• Manual soldering and hand rework of components
• Electronics repair and maintenance of consumer devices
• Prototype assembly and small-batch PCB production
• Visual inspection and solder joint testing

Key specifications

• Maximum PCB dimensions supported: 200 x 140 mm
• Workholding type: fixed clamp fixture for flat PCBs
• Material: corrosion-resistant metal and/or thermoplastic components for durability
• Platform footprint: compact design for bench-top use
• Access: allows unobstructed component-side access and tool clearance

How to use

Place the PCB onto the fixture platform aligning with the registration edges or clamps, then secure the board using the provided clamp or retention mechanism until it sits firmly without excessive force. Perform soldering, inspection or component placement while keeping the board supported by the fixture to prevent flexing. After work is completed release the clamp and remove the PCB. Clean the fixture surface periodically to remove flux residues and small debris.

Usage recommendations

Use the fixture on a stable, level workbench and avoid exposing it to corrosive chemicals. For sensitive components, ground the work area and follow standard ESD precautions. Regularly inspect clamping elements for wear and replace or service them to maintain secure holding and accurate alignment.