Rotin cleaning spatulas set Max-tik and Mini-tik for matrix cleaning (2 pieces)

Rotin cleaning spatulas set Max-tik and Mini-tik for matrix cleaning (2 pieces) is a pair of lightweight manual tools designed for targeted removal of residues from electronic matrices, screens and small components. The set contains two different sizes — a larger Max-tik for broader areas and a smaller Mini-tik for precise access to tight spaces. Both spatulas are intended for controlled, low-pressure cleaning where delicate surfaces and fine parts require careful handling.

Advantages

The two-size combination provides flexibility for a range of cleaning tasks: the Max-tik covers larger surfaces efficiently while the Mini-tik reaches narrow gaps and small components. Constructed for manual use, the spatulas offer tactile feedback and fine control, reducing the risk of over-pressure on fragile parts. Their lightweight design supports extended use during repair and inspection without causing operator fatigue. The simple geometry and non-abrasive edges make them suitable for residue removal without introducing scratches on sensitive surfaces.

Suitable for

• Cleaning solder masks, flux residue and loose particles from printed circuit boards and matrices
• Removing dust and residues from display screens and glass surfaces
• Cleaning connectors, sockets and tight component gaps during maintenance
• Precision cleaning of small mechanical parts and assemblies in repair workflows

Key specifications

• Set composition: two manual cleaning spatulas in different sizes (Max-tik and Mini-tik)
• Design: slender spatula blades for access to narrow areas and broader blade for general cleaning
• Material characteristics: lightweight, rigid enough for controlled scraping yet designed to avoid abrasive damage
• Intended use: manual residue removal from electronic matrices, screens and small parts
• Pack size: two-piece set suitable for repair benches and inspection kits

How to use

Select the spatula size appropriate to the task: use the Max-tik for larger surfaces and the Mini-tik for fine or confined areas. Position the blade at a shallow angle relative to the surface and apply steady, controlled strokes to dislodge and lift residues. Work from the outer area toward the target zone to avoid spreading contaminants. When cleaning sensitive components or coatings, test on an inconspicuous area first and use minimal pressure. After use, inspect the spatula edge for debris and clean it with a suitable solvent or wipe compatible with the cleaned surface.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear and appropriate ESD precautions when working on live electronics. Avoid excessive force to prevent damage to delicate traces, coatings or display layers. Store the spatulas in a dry, dust-free location and replace them if the edges become deformed or contaminated.