Soldering Splint iFixit IF145-532-1, universal compatibility, black, 79×25×23 mm, 1 pc

The iFixit Soldering Splint is a compact soldering aid designed to hold, align and protect wires and small components during electronics repair, hobby projects and precise joining tasks. Supplied as a single black piece with dimensions 79×25×23 mm, the Splint secures wires from 0 mm to 4 mm and incorporates heat-resistant silicone construction and a magnetic base for stable positioning.

Advantages

The Splint provides adaptive wire holding that keeps conductors steady while you solder, reducing the need for extra hands or temporary fixtures. Its silicone-based, heat-resistant material tolerates intermittent contact with a hot soldering iron, and integrated neodymium magnets allow quick attachment to ferrous metal surfaces for added stability. The wide soldering surface helps contain solder drips and accommodates a variety of iron tips.

Suitable for

• Electronics repair and PCB soldering
• Hobbyist and maker projects
• Small household soldering or quick fixes
• Precise wire joining and alignment tasks

Key specifications

• Model: iFixit Soldering Splint IF145-532-1
• Dimensions: 79 × 25 × 23 mm
• Material: Silicone-based heat-resistant material
• Wire capacity: Holds wires from 0 mm to 4 mm thickness
• Heat resistance: Up to 30 seconds direct contact with a 350°C soldering iron (intermittent)
• Magnetic attachment: Integrated neodymium magnets for ferrous surfaces
• Color: Black
• Quantity: 1 piece

How to use

Place the Splint on a stable work surface or attach it to a ferrous metal component using the magnetic base. Insert or rest the wire or component into the holding area so it is aligned for soldering. Use the wide soldering surface as a drip catcher while making solder joints. For intermittent contact with the soldering iron, avoid exceeding the specified 30-second direct contact at 350°C to preserve the silicone material.

Usage recommendations

For safe and effective use, keep direct contact with a hot soldering iron brief and only when necessary, secure the Splint to a metal surface when available for extra stability, and inspect the tool periodically for signs of wear before use.