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Hot Holder Pro Soldering Aid
Hot Holder Pro Soldering Aid

Austin Microphones

Hot Holder Pro Soldering Aid

$59.00

The Hot Holder Pro is a soldering aid that takes the frustration out of soldering jacks, switches, and wires. Invented and manufactured by Austin Microphones in the US, The Hot Holder Pro is a solid block of flexible silicone with grippy precision holes for audio connectors, parts, wires, and small circuit boards.

Perfect for holding soldering work:

  • Sticks to bench surface
  • Grips parts tightly without scratching
  • Nothing sticks to it—not glue, not paint, not solder
  • Zero residue
  • Won't melt
  • Doesn't wick heat

Customer Reviews

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JMSutherland
Ive been making the same thing from hardwood with........

Ive been making something similiar out of hardwood with clamping in the middle, This the material i knew existed but couldnt locate, too bad they are out of stock
stole my idea........lol great minds think alike...Bravo!!

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Samuel

Great tool, however a bit smaller than I was expecting, which isn’t a huge issue for most production need of solder but if you do have something heavy or pulling away can make for a bit of pain. That said adjusting your work table, positioning of the item like cable can resolve this. Otherwise a great useful product, just wish it was a bit bigger.

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Deliberative Designs Consulting / Hawks Nest Too Studios - Michael Schwartz
Indispensable Tool

This is my second hot holder, now the pro version. The first got stolen from a show after some emergency cable repairs. Don’t leave home without one.

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Jo-Inge Bergersen

Hot Holder Pro Soldering Aid

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Jon Tucker

This is an excellent tool for the mobile or shop solderer. I just rewired an outboard studio rack with limited space to work in and this thing saved my life. I would've had to find a very creative solution or grow more hands to compete the project without this block. It's heavier than I expected, which is great because it won't tip over if you put it on its side to tin wires or solder XLR connectors. I soldered on the floor with just this block and an iron and it was a breeze! Yes this is expensive, but it's worth every penny.

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