Goot Heat clip H-2SL

They work really great at absorbing and dissipating excess heat while soldering.

Great very light weight with good clamp force great heat sink.

Nice quality and very powerful hold. Stays where you put it. I like that I can easily switch out the heavy springs for lighter comprehension springs, if needed. Works great as heat sinks when soldering circuits.

Decent enough, heat sinks, but pricey foot just two heat sinks

If you are an experienced electronic soldering iron user, you should know how important good heat sinks are. These simple clips are the best quality I have used in my many years of soldering. They are made in Japan and are very well constructed. I especially like the fact that you get an angled tip on one of them, which makes it easier to access a component that is already mounted on a circuit board or going on one. You can’t beat the price on them, and it will save you from damaging electronic components.

Very handy little heat sinks

Seem to be very well made. Lightweight aluminum. I have no doubt they will last me as long as one I purchased 40 years ago.

These are very good, strong clips that stay in place without your wire slopping around in the teeth of a typical alligator clip. One with an angle on the end is handy in tight places. And I have add - I love free shipping for a $5.00 item coming from Tennessee to Iowa, to Illinois, to Kentucky, to Portland Oregon, to Spokane Washington and then another 130 miles to my house all in two days.

熱に弱いトランジスタやダイオードなどの部品を保護するために購入しました。アルミ製で非常に軽く、クリップの保持力も適度にあります。特にL型は狭い場所や奥まった部分のパーツを挟むのに重宝します。大洋電機産業なので安心して購入できました。

They are great but they are for larger componets or PCB's with space between components.

After a long search on the internet to find an effective small clip-on heatsink for use when soldering small components I found two basic types. The first type was the usual reverse tweezer type - some of which are a bit too large and unwieldy and all of which have smooth jaws so don't grip and stay in place as well as I would like. The second type are like the Goot Heat Clip Goot Heat clip H-2SL - small spring-actuated clamps - which are made of aluminium for better heat transfer. The springs on these clips are quite strong to compress but ideal for clamping on to a component. The jaws have tiny serrations that will grip two legs of a transistor simultaneously - but not three. The jaws easily grip with enough force to hold the clip in place without worrying about it slipping off. There are no finger plates (to help when squeezing the legs of the clip and to avoid any hot aluminium) as I have seen on similar but much more expensive clips of this type like the Hakko 610. In practice, this does not seem to matter and if I find there is a need for such plates then I'm sure the application of a couple of bits of epoxy putty would solve the problem. For the price, this pair of simple clips with one straight jaw and one bent jaw seems very good value and well made. The seller (TOYJNKY in Japan) sent them by airmail to the UK in only 8 days. Excellent product and service.

I've read some of the reviews here, and everyone that doesn't like them has no idea how to use them. These are for electronics work. Only! It will protect sensitive electronics from the heat of a 30 watt soldering iron. They're made of Aluminum. If you get out the blow torch, you can destroy them. The spring is precisely the right strength to stay clipped onto IC's and transistors. I like that you get two, and that one is bent nose. That clips onto places the straight one won't fit. It's the best soldering tool I've bought in quite some time.

Eine Klemme war leider verbogen. Aber top Service von Amazon bei der Rückabwicklung. Und die verbliebene, nicht verbogene Klammer funktioniert super (ich löte nicht mehr ohne die Klammer). Daher 5* auch wenn eine der beiden Klammern defekt angekommen ist.