Jonard Tools EX-2 IC Extraction Tool for Chip with 24-40 Pin
Details
- Item dimensions L x W x H5 x 90 x 30
- ManufacturerJonard Tools
- Mounting typeSurface Mount
- BrandJonard Tools
- Package typeDIP
Description
⚡ Extract with precision, protect with confidence!
- COMPACT PORTABLE - Slim 0.5 x 9 x 3 cm profile fits easily in your toolkit or pocket—ready whenever you are.
- PINPOINT PRECISION - Engineered for 24-40 pin IC chips with exact 0.6-inch centers, ensuring flawless extraction every time.
- STATIC SAFE DESIGN - Integrated grounding lug protects sensitive electronics from electrostatic discharge—because your components deserve the best.
- FEATHERLIGHT HANDLING - At just 32 grams, this tool offers maximum control without hand fatigue during extended use.
- TRUSTED CRAFTSMANSHIP - From Jonard Tools, a name synonymous with reliability and precision in professional electronics work.
The Jonard Tools EX-2 IC Extraction Tool is a lightweight, precision-engineered device designed for safely removing 24-40 pin IC chips with 0.6-inch spacing. Featuring a grounding lug to prevent static damage, it combines ergonomic design with professional-grade reliability, making it an essential tool for electronics technicians and engineers.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Jonard Tools |
| Part number | EX-2 |
| Item Weight | 32 g |
| Product Dimensions | 0.5 x 9 x 3 cm; 32 g |
| Item model number | EX-2 |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Plug profile | Surface Mount |
| Specification met | [UNKNOWN] |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
Reviews
I**E
Fantastic tool
Makes chip removal so easy, highly recommended.
P**.
Not as good as original
Broke 2nd use. Original from late 70's and early 80's was better. Not worth the money asking.
S**R
Wish I'd checked the reviews properly
Very disappointed with this. In the photos it looks like a good quality metal tool but in real life it's just cheap "chromed" plastic like you get in plastic kit models. Almost no weight to it and feels cheap. As mentioned elsewhere it's no good for extracting chips from a dense board - it needs lots of room at the top and bottom of the chips to get the large pincers in. Great in theory but almost useless in practice and way overpriced for a plastic item. Ho hum, you live and learn.
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