Tools & Lab equipment

The soldering iron is an essential tool for anyone who does something with electronics. Although we enjoy using more expensive soldering irons, this one is affordable and does the job – it will come in handy as a first or spare soldering iron, and with its price, it is affordable to everyone. The process of soldering permanently connects two pieces of metal. In electronics it is the joints between wires, components and boards. Whatever you want to do, you’ll always need to solder something, especially if you’re going to fix electronics – you must have a soldering iron. This soldering iron has a power of 40W, which is quite enough for soldering and desoldering in most cases.

The multimeter, along with the soldering iron, is the basic tool of every electronics engineer. If you are a beginner, this multimeter will be enough for you to learn to measure various physical quantities related to electronics. Measure AC and DC voltage, AC and DC current, resistance, transistor gain, test diodes and conductivity – all with this multimeter. It comes with test cables, and you’ll only need a 9V battery to get started. It also has a fuse to measure current, as a safety supplement.

This is not a multimeter filled with features, this is a multimeter for beginners, pupils and students who want their first, affordable measuring device. The multimeter does not have automatic range determination, has no backlight nor does it measure frequency, but, therefore, it will measure DC voltage up to 1000V, AC voltage up to 750V, DC current up to 10A.

• DC voltage measuring ranges: 200mV, 2V, 20V, 200V, 1000V
• AC voltage measuring ranges: 200V, 750V
• DC current measurement ranges: 200uA, 2000uA, 20mA, 200mA, 10A
• Resistance measurement areas: 200ohm, 2000ohm, 20kohm, 200kohm, 2000kohm
• Maximum current when testing diodes: 1.5mA
• Dimensions: 126 x 70mm

This product contains 9 most commonly used Allen keys in a practical holder. At the end of each Allen key there is a hex head that allows you to tighten the Allen screws from any angle, which can be extremely useful on screws in inaccessible areas.

• Set contains Allen keys of sizes: 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 10
• Material: CrV steel

Hex key for standard 2mm head.

• Material: Steel(CrV)
• For 2mm hex heads

The auxiliary arm is a practical desktop tool that allows you to hold PCBs, components, and wires when soldering or working with them. Thanks to the crocodile clips adjustable in all directions, you can attach any type of material and adjust it to an accessible position. The arm itself is heavy and will not move during work. In addition, the third arm, as it is also called, has a magnifier with LED lighting on it, so working with small components will be even easier. If that’s not enough, there is also a soldering iron holder on this auxiliary arm.

• Number of crocodile clips: 2
• LED lighting powering: 3x AAA batteries

Cutting knife is actually a sharp scalpel that you can operate very precisely. It will be very useful for cutting faulty traces on printed circuit boards, but also for any other purpose of precision cutting or marking.

• Material: steel

Classic small pliers as a basic tool of every electronic workshop. It will come in handy for bending components, cutting or just holding.

Every household, let alone a workshop, is not complete without an AC tester. This affordable tester allows you to check for AC voltage in the wires.

To pick up ultra-small components and put them in the right place you simply need to have the right tools. One such are tweezers for SMD components, which will allow you to handle even 0603 components and with a little practice, even smaller ones. Of course, tweezers are ESD safe so you don’t have to worry that something will happen to your components. This set consists of 6 tweezers with which you will be able to place all types of SMD components.

• Number of tweezers inside set: 6

This set of screwdrivers and accessories for working with electronics contains everything you will need when repairing electronics. See the full list below, the set consists of a screwdriver, tweezers, an opening tool, a cutting knife and several opening levers.

• Screwdrivers: Torx 0.8x40mm, T3x40mm, T4x40mm, T5x40mm, T6x40mm, flat 2.0x40mm, philips 1.5x40mm, philips 2.0x40mm
• Cutting knife (traces)
• 2 tweezers
• Opening levers: 2 plastic triangle shaped, 2 plastic levers, 1 metal lever

An oscilloscope is very useful to have nearby – it allows you to display signals depending on the time. Usual problem with oscilloscopes is that they are large and awkward to carry, but with this USB oscilloscope it is no longer a problem! Plug it into a USB port, install drivers and software, plug in the probes and measure. Using special software, you have controls over the device as on a classic desktop oscilloscope. It has 2 channels, measures up to 20MHz and takes 48 million samples per second. It comes with two probes.

If an analog approach to signal processing with an oscilloscope is not enough, (firmware developers, we hear you!) There is also a 16-channel logic analyzer. It will read signals from 0V to 5.5V on 16 channels simultaneously, displaying them on the timeline for easy analysis, so you can accurately measure the duration and decode each digital signal. The logic analyzer software even decodes the data being sent, if it is a standard communication. Comes with 16 quick signal connecting connectors.

Osciloscope
• Frequency range: 20MHz
• Channels: 2
• Sample rate: 48MSa/s
• Memory depth: 1M
• Rise time: 17.5ns
• Time division: 1ns/div – 5000s/div
• Voltage division: 20mV/div – 5V/div

Logic analyzer
• Channels: 16
• Input voltage range: 0V – 5.5V
• Maximum number of samples: 48M
• Frequency range: 10MHz
• Memory depth: 1M/CH

• Connection: USB
• Comes with s 2 PP80B probes
• Dimensions: 200 x 100 x 35mm
• Weight: 300g

Compressed air is most commonly used for cleaning electronics. Since the gas from the container comes out under high pressure, it is perfect for cleaning dust and all particles. It is colorless, odorless and leaves no traces. It is able to reach even the most inaccessible parts of any electronic equipment and is especially practical for cleaning places you don’t want to touch.

• Package: 300mL

This lubricant contains molybdenum disulfide which has a very low frictional resistance. It is used for metal parts and prevents them from collapsing and wearing out. It is very often used to lubricate parts of heavy industrial equipment, such as forklifts or cranes. For application at temperatures up to 150C.

• Temperature : -30 – 150C
• Package: 100mL

Copper-based lubricant is intended for lubrication of all types of mechanical joints that work at extremely high temperatures which makes it suitable for use in owen.

• Package: 100mL
• Temperature range: -40 – 1100°C

Kontakt S is used to remove oxides and sulfides from electrical contacts and it protects against corrosion. This ensures a smooth flow of current through the connector, even in cases of already oxidized and worn contacts. It is especially useful in audio products, where the cleanliness of the contact is crucial.

• Package: 400mL
• Spray
• Density: 0,74g/cm3

A set of heat shrinks that insulate the connections between the wires when heated.

The set consists of:

• • 60 heat shrinks 40 mm long, 2 mm in diameter
• • 30 heat shrinks 40 mm long, 3 mm in diameter
• • 16 heat shrinks 40 mm long, 4 mm in diameter
• • 16 heat shrinks 40 mm long, 5 mm in diameter
• • 16 heat shrinks 40 mm long, 6 mm in diameter
• • 10 heat shrinks 40 mm long, 9 mm in diameter
• • 8 heat shrinks 40 mm long, 10 mm in diameter
• • 8 heat shrinks 40 mm long, 11 mm in diameter

Protoboard used for the permanent connection (also known as soldering) of electronic components. High quality, with solder mask on one side, as well as column and row markings.

• Dimensions: 7cm x 9cm

Protoboard used for the permanent connection (also known as soldering) of electronic components. High quality, with solder mask on one side, as well as column and row markings.

• Dimensions: 15cm x 9cm

Copper board used for making your own PCBs.

• Number of layers: 2
• Material: FR1
• Copper thickness: 35um
• Dimensions: 160 x 100 mm

Where do we use flux? Flux is used by soldering. It is used to clean the pcb from any dust or oxidation (if there was any), which results with quality solder connections – solder attaches more easily to the pads where we want to put solder. Besides that, it improves electrical contact. Anyone who has tried it will know!

• Amount: 40g

Warning: Close the flux can after use.

It is extremely easy to remove insulation and solder with this stranded copper wire. It will serve great in small projects and prototypes.

It is extremely easy to remove insulation and solder with this stranded copper wire. It will serve great in small projects and prototypes.

It is extremely easy to remove insulation and solder with this stranded copper wire. It will serve great in small projects and prototypes.

It is extremely easy to remove insulation and solder with this stranded copper wire. It will serve great in small projects and prototypes.