Soldering stand Velleman VTHH7 Metal Rubber Universal 1 pc

The Velleman VTHH7 Metal Rubber Universal soldering stand provides a stable and compact platform for holding soldering irons during electronic assembly and repair. Constructed from durable metal with rubberized components, the stand is designed to resist heat and maintain stability on workbenches. Its dimensions—190 mm wide, 170 mm deep and 115 mm high—make it suitable for small to medium-sized soldering tasks while minimizing bench footprint.

Advantages

The combination of metal and rubber construction offers durability and slip-resistant contact with the work surface. The design secures the soldering iron in an upright or angled position to reduce accidental contact and to allow the tip to cool safely. Compact dimensions make the stand easy to position near the soldering station without occupying excessive workspace.

Suitable for

• Electronics assembly and repair tasks on PCBs
• Hobbyist soldering and model electronics
• Small workshop and bench-top soldering stations
• Educational labs and training environments

Key specifications

• Construction: metal base with rubberized elements for grip and insulation
• Overall dimensions: 190 mm (width) × 170 mm (depth) × 115 mm (height)
• Capacity: single soldering iron holder designed for standard pencil-style irons
• Stability features: weighted metal base and rubber contact pads to prevent slipping
• Heat resistance: metal holder able to withstand typical soldering temperatures

How to use

Place the Velleman VTHH7 soldering stand on a flat, stable surface near your soldering station. Position the soldering iron into the holder so the tip points away from flammable materials and the cord has a clear path to avoid tension. When the iron is not in use, rest it in the stand to allow the tip to cool and to reduce the risk of accidental contact. After use and once the iron has cooled, store the stand in a dry area to maintain rubber component condition.

Usage recommendations

Use the stand on a non-flammable work surface and keep ventilation adequate when soldering. Regularly inspect the rubber parts for wear and replace the stand if structural damage is detected. Do not leave a powered iron unattended, even when placed in the stand.