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PCB Repair Kit RRS-K-110

£25.37

This PCB Repair Kit RRS-K-110, is designed as a low cost solution for PCB track repair, rework and circuit modification using either tinned copper wire (TCW) or solderable enamel covered wire. The Wiring Pencil or Wiring Pen kit. The wiring pencil or pen is a ‘must have’ wiring tool for the field service or inspection/repair department.

The kit comprises:

  • 1 x Wiring pencil with brake loaded a coloured solderable enamel wire bobbin (RRP-123)
  • 1 x Tinned Copper Wire bobbin 0.25mm dia. soft tinned copper wire
  • 1 x modelling knife
  • 1 x Pair of AA stainless steel tweezers
  • Guidance Notes: Using the Roadrunner Wiring Pencil – For Wiring Digital DIL Circuits, Analogue Circuits, SMT Circuits and Printed Circuit Board Repairs and Modifications

Click here for details on TCW and QSE wire.

Health and Safety Caution

When soldering solderable enamel wire, it emits a toxic vapour, toluene diisocyanate, ventilate area well.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the RRS-K-110 PCB Repair Kit?
The RRS-K-110 kit contains a wiring pencil with brake and solderable enamel bobbin (RRP-123), a tinned copper wire bobbin (0.25 mm TCW), a modelling knife, AA tweezers, and guidance notes for PCB repairs and modifications.

What types of repairs can I perform with this kit?
Use it for PCB track repair, circuit rework, making shorting links, and modifications on both through-hole and surface-mount boards, in both lab and field-service environments.

How do I choose between TCW and solderable enamel wire?
Tinned copper wire (TCW) is ideal for bare repairs and jumpers, while solderable enamel wire allows insulated connections in tight spaces; the modelling knife strips enamel where needed.

How do I use the modelling knife and tweezers effectively?
The modelling knife trims board residues and enamel insulation, while AA tweezers accurately position wires and components; work slowly and use guidance notes for best results.

Are there any safety precautions I should follow?
Yes. Wear eye protection when cutting tracks, ventilate when soldering enamel wire to avoid toxic vapours, and handle sharp tools with care to prevent injury.