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What is desoldering?
Desoldering is the process of removing solder and components from a circuit board for repair, replacement, or salvage. Common methods include using a solder sucker, desoldering iron, or hot air rework station to melt and remove the solder, allowing the component to be safely extracted.
Which job functions commonly mention desoldering?
Test Engineer
11 Test Engineer jobs mention desoldering
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Hardware Engineer
9 Hardware Engineer jobs mention desoldering
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Laboratory Services
10 Laboratory Services jobs mention desoldering
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Electrical Engineer
27 Electrical Engineer jobs mention desoldering
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Facilities
24 Facilities jobs mention desoldering
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Which organizations are mentioning desoldering?
UCLA Health
Health Care and Social Assistance
The Key To Life
Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services
RDM Industrial Electronics, Inc.
Manufacturing
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