Integrated-circuit block extraction tool

Metal working – Means to assemble or disassemble – Puller or pusher means – contained force multiplying operator

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29203H, 29278, 219230, 228 51, 228264, B23P 1904, B25B 2714

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039908631

ABSTRACT:
An extraction tool is disclosed for removing integrated-circuit blocks (IC's) from soldered placement in a circuit board. Support members of the tool position it with reference to the circuit board for proper operation. Heating elements melt the solder; and a force mechanism, including a pair of grippers, is then actuated. In a two-step motion pattern, the grippers grasp the block then withdraw it from the circuit board. An ejector then forces the block from the tool.

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