60mm Square Cellulose Soldering Tip Cleaning Sponge

SKU : SKSS-1

The SKSS-1 square soldering sponge is made from compressed cellulose and is designed for routine cleaning of soldering iron tips. When dampened, it helps remove excess solder, flux residue and light surface oxidation while providing a soft, absorbent cleaning surface.

Specification and Data

The SKSS-1 square soldering sponge is made from compressed cellulose and is designed for routine cleaning of soldering iron tips. When dampened, it helps remove excess solder, flux residue and light surface oxidation while providing a soft and absorbent cleaning surface.

The sponge measures 60 × 60 × 1 mm in its dry compressed state and expands to approximately 60 × 60 × 10 mm after absorbing water. Its square shape is suitable for compatible soldering iron stands, PCB assembly stations, electronics repair benches and rework areas.

Product Features

  • Compressed cellulose sponge material
  • Square 60 × 60 mm format
  • Compact 1 mm dry thickness
  • Expands to approximately 10 mm after wetting
  • Soft and absorbent cleaning surface
  • Suitable for routine soldering iron tip maintenance
  • Designed for PCB assembly, rework and electronics repair
Product NameSquare Cellulose Soldering Sponge
ModelSKSS-1
MaterialCompressed Cellulose Sponge
ShapeSquare
Dry Size60 × 60 × 1 mm
Expanded SizeApprox. 60 × 60 × 10 mm
ColorYellow
ApplicationSoldering Iron Tip Cleaning

Applications

The SKSS-1 soldering sponge can be used in:

  • PCB assembly lines
  • SMT production areas
  • Electronics manufacturing
  • Soldering and rework stations
  • Electronics repair workshops
  • Engineering laboratories
  • Technical training facilities

Square and Round Soldering Sponge Options

The SKSS-1 square sponge measures 60 × 60 mm and is suitable for square or rectangular sponge trays. For round soldering iron stands, see our SKSS-2 51mm round cellulose soldering sponge.

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