Titanium soldering stand kit laid out: the four-legged stand, the spoked ring disc and the slotted disc

Titanium Soldering Stand Kit — 1.75 Inch Round, 1.5 Inch High, Two Perforated Discs

£49.99
Sale price  £49.99 Regular price 
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Titanium soldering stand kit laid out: the four-legged stand, the spoked ring disc and the slotted disc

Titanium Soldering Stand Kit — 1.75 Inch Round, 1.5 Inch High, Two Perforated Discs

£49.99
Sale price  £49.99 Regular price 
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Titanium does not scale, does not stick to solder and barely sinks heat, so the piece heats faster and comes off clean. A tiny four-legged stand with two swappable discs for the smallest work.

  • Solid titanium, 1.75 inch (4.45 cm) round, 1.5 inch (3.8 cm) high
  • Two perforated discs: slotted and round-hole, for different supports and airflow
  • Four-leg base sits square on a soldering block
  • Withstands torch temperatures without warping
  • Approx. 50 g

Built for: soldering findings, jump rings and small settings from below, and annealing small parts. Larger steel tripods are listed separately.

In the box: 1 x titanium stand, 2 x perforated discs.

Weight 50 g

Common questions at the bench

Will heat damage these tweezers?
Stainless steel cross-lock and standard tweezers handle bench-torch heat (1500 °C+) on the working tips repeatedly without damage — the steel just discolours. Titanium-tip soldering picks specifically will not bond to silver or gold solder, which standard steel will after enough use.
Cross-lock or reverse-action — which one?
Cross-lock (self-locking on close) grips your work without finger pressure — best for holding a piece for soldering. Reverse-action (locks open, releases on squeeze) holds a piece in position when you want to walk away. Most benches end up owning both.
What is the third-hand base for?
A heavy base with one or two cross-lock arms keeps your work stable while you set up solder pallions or apply heat. Frees both your hands for the torch and pick. The heavier the base, the steadier the work — aim for 1 kg+ for medium bench-torch work.
Can I solder on a ceramic board?
Yes — ceramic boards reflect heat back into the work and do not pit the way old fire-bricks do. For sterling work, a charcoal block underneath gives a reducing atmosphere that helps prevent firescale.

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