Network Third Hand Tool Kit KEMOT NAR0150 for cable assembly and soldering support

KEMOT Third Hand Tool Kit NAR0150 is a compact support system designed for cable assembly, soldering and small electronics work. The kit acts as a stable third hand to hold wires, cables and small components during soldering, inspection or assembly tasks. It is sized for bench-top use and intended to improve precision, reduce handling time and allow the operator to work with both hands free.

Advantages

The tool kit combines a weighted base, adjustable clamps and articulating arms to maintain steady positioning of conductors and components. Its compact footprint makes it suitable for confined workspaces while delivering firm clamping and stable support. Materials and construction provide abrasion resistance and thermal tolerance appropriate for light soldering tasks, and the modular design allows quick repositioning of clamps and arms for different cable diameters and component sizes.

Suitable for

• Network cable assembly and termination
• Soldering of small electronic components and wire joints
• Inspection and testing of connectors and crimped ends
• Hobby electronics, prototyping and repair work

Key specifications

• Weighted base for stable bench-top support
• Two or more adjustable articulating arms with interchangeable clamps
• Folding or rotatable clamp joints for precise positioning
• Clamps suitable for small wires, cables and lightweight components
• Compact footprint for limited workspace
• Construction materials resistant to heat and solder splatter for light soldering use

How to use

Place the kit on a stable work surface and position the weighted base so it will not tip during adjustment. Open the clamps and secure wires, cable ends or small components between the jaws, then tighten the clamp mechanisms to hold parts steady. Adjust the articulating arms and joints to achieve the desired orientation and height for soldering or inspection. When soldering, maintain appropriate soldering iron temperature and use fume extraction; avoid placing the iron directly on plastic parts. After work, release clamps and store arms folded to minimize storage space.

Usage recommendations

Use this third hand tool in combination with appropriate personal protective equipment, a temperature-controlled soldering iron and local fume extraction. Avoid clamping heated areas for extended periods and do not overload clamps with heavy components. For network cabling, align and secure conductors before termination to improve connector reliability.