RF4 Silicone Repair Mat Heat Resistant 932℉ Magnetic Anti-static Electronics Soldering Mat Professional for Repairing Electronics Device (12.6x9.05 inch)

As described in the seller's listing, the item is what has been The size should not be too small or too large. Solder or glue easily with this hot glue gun. This is on my garage workbench so I can use it any time I want. I'm not sure if I'll use all the smaller containers, however. I like the way it sits sturdy and doesn't slide.

Mathew Benson

| Aug 06, 2020

The quality and comfort of the product is excellent.

Nyla Vega

| Jul 26, 2020

I expected it to be larger than it is, but all in all it is quite adept at doing what it is supposed to do. I'm not sure this is the worst thing I've acquired in my life. So I won't have to keep borrowing the one I bought for the old man, I may buy another one. The deal is definitely good.

Christopher Morgan

| Jan 23, 2021

I expected this silicone repair mat to be about what I got. The following are some of its uses It is possible to damage many surfaces with a soldering iron that is too hot. In addition to being heat resistant, silicone mats are also thick. While I wouldn't recommend using a soldering iron on a nice table or anything, maybe put down a piece of plywood, then place the silicone mat on top of the plywood, and then use it as the soldering on metal patio furniture outside. A thin/thick layer There isn't much depth to this. It doesn't seem like a problem to me. Despite being thin, it is thick enough to do the job. It is sticky enough to hold onto things when unrolled. It is ideal to store with my soldering iron and to be able to roll it up into a tube. A portable file box holds my soldering iron and all other soldering supplies - basically a storage container designed to hold file folders hanging from the wall (the width of the container is perfect for holding an iron with an 11 inch length and the box keeps everything organized). A size As described, the size is just right. Perhaps it's too small for working with a work surface as far as size is concerned. It's a good size, however, for making room on a table for this mat. The size is also convenient for storing because it rolls up into a tube that doesn't stretch too far and stores almost anywhere a soldering iron can be stored. If you wish to visualize size before you buy, I recommend cutting a similar sized piece of cardboard, then placing it on a table or other place where you will be working, and looking it over to assess whether or not it is the right found it to be a little small, but the product description was accurate, so the mat is fine, and I encountered a problem with my ability to visualize. Does it have a magnetic field You may find that some of these silicone repair mats have magnets on the ends of the mat where you can store small parts you need to work A magnet is not present in this one. Thus, you can keep old computer disks if you have them. Despite its light texture, the only thing that struck me as odd was that it was slightly sticky. Upon feeling some of my silicone cooking items, I am convinced that they are made of Being a media conservator, I'm always freaked out by sticky textures because it reminds me of how plastic feels after it's deteriorated. The silicone might just be In general, this mat happens to be just what it claims to be. For a soldering set up, I do not think a mat is required. A helping hand, for example, was something I didn't know I needed until I received it, and the mat is not like that at all. In spite of this, the mat can keep you cool by providing you with a smooth surface.

Jianna Madden

| Oct 07, 2020

I don't know why nobody thought of such a thing before, oh wait, they did, in fact there are quite a few out there. The problem is that most of them are incredibly expensive for some reason, they frequently cost more than this. On the other hand, they are quite a bit more interesting to look at. This is what I like, although many people may be a bit disappointed in the pockets because they In case you're looking for something else, there are plenty of other mats and products available. The device should be rolled up and placed in my desk drawer, which is exactly what I needed. That's right, I'm sitting at My workshop is set up for working on complex projects, what I wanted more of was something I can use when assembling something or assembling one of my countless gadgets, or maybe cleaning the lens on a watch or any other item I might need. There need to be some way to keep an S camera from rolling around and a set of jewelers screwdrivers from falling to the floor - not a full assembly line. This is clearly stated in the product description, it's not intended for those types of There is no need for a prescription because it is a convenience item. My usual practice is to take a couple of pictures but the ones they show you are usually really good so there is no point in me trying to portray it any other way than as it is, so let their photos speak for themselves.
YES OR NO

What makes it a yes for me is the low price. That makes it a why not item that I can keep in my purse It's not really intended to do that with the more expensive fancy ones. There's merit in it, in my opinion.

Autumn LAW

| Aug 25, 2020

It's a cute little mat that you can use for small electronics repair and soldering. In addition to my main PC being in the same space as my soldering area, I do not have enough space Using this mat will protect my desk while allowing me to make quick repairs without having to take up much As you disassemble and reassembly the mat has shallow trays where components can be held and there is even an area to hold up to 124 screws so that disassembly and assembly are easier because everything can simply be done in reverse order. It is helpful for basic tasks like installing a screen protector on a phone or changing a display since it keeps things from sliding around. Although the mat size of 12x9 is smaller than what you're used to, the larger mat size is offered if need be. However, I like the size of this mat for my work environment and there is an option for a larger mat. With a silicone mat of this quality, you can lay a soldering iron right over it and it will not melt. For the price, this mat is a good investment, and everyone who works in electronics repair or soldering will also benefit from having this at.

Aubriella Hayden

| Jan 27, 2021

My desire to obtain one of these went way back to when I started soldering as a hobby, and I recently had the opportunity to request one for myself on vine. This one is smaller than I thought it would be, but I am still satisfied with its function. Putting this to good use is something I'm looking forward to doing again as a hobby. Although the shallow trays and screw tracker help organize parts, I wish these parts of the mat were magnetized to reduce the risk of small pieces getting knocked around while on the mat. There are approximately 40 million people worldwide. I bought this little rug for $8 because it does double duty as a mat and it protects the surface underneath it as well.

King Meyer

| Nov 21, 2020