Soldering mat YATO YT-82469, heat-resistant silicone mat 400×300×3 mm, 1 pc

Soldering mat YATO YT-82469 is a heat-resistant silicone mat designed to protect work surfaces during soldering, electronics assembly and small repairs. The mat measures 400×300×3 mm and is supplied as a single orange pad that resists high temperatures and prevents accidental burns, thermal damage and solder splatter from reaching the bench. Its non-slip surface helps keep components and tools steady while you work, and the flexible silicone construction makes it easy to roll up and store when not in use.

Advantages

The heat-resistant silicone material provides reliable thermal protection for worktops and components. The mat’s thickness and flat shape offer cushioning and insulation for delicate boards and components during soldering tasks. A non-slip surface reduces movement of small parts and tools, while chemical resistance simplifies cleaning of flux residues and solder splatter. The compact 400×300 mm footprint fits most workbenches and hobby stations without occupying excessive space.

Suitable for

• Electronics repair and component soldering
• PCB prototyping and assembly
• Hobbyist and DIY soldering projects
• Small workshops, benches and portable repair kits

Key specifications

• Material: heat-resistant silicone
• Dimensions: 400 × 300 × 3 mm
• Color: orange
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Surface: non-slip, heat-resistant and easy to clean
• Flexibility: rollable for compact storage

How to use

Place the mat on a flat, stable work surface before starting soldering or assembly. Position the mat so that the area where you will place circuit boards, components and tools is fully covered. Work directly on the silicone surface; the mat can withstand contact with hot soldering iron tips and occasional splatter. After use, allow the mat to cool if it has been exposed to high temperatures, then wipe away flux and residue with a mild solvent or cloth. Roll or store the mat flat to preserve its shape.

Usage recommendations

Use the mat together with appropriate personal protective equipment and a proper soldering iron or station. Avoid prolonged direct contact between exposed high-power heating elements and the same spot on the mat to reduce wear. Clean the mat regularly to remove flux and solder deposits and check for surface damage before each session.