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Build, repair, and prototype with the right electronics tools. From soldering irons and multimeters to precision screwdrivers, crimpers, ESD protection, and bench power supplies, this collection is tuned for Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi projects in the Philippines.

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Starter Picks for Makers & Classrooms

Best Practices

  • Clean joints: Use rosin flux and keep tips tinned; replace worn tips.
  • Protect components: Wear an ESD wrist strap and work on an ESD mat.
  • Right heat, right tip: Match tip size to pad size; avoid lingering heat on small SMD parts.
  • Power safely: Use a bench PSU with current limit when bringing up new circuits.

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FAQs – Electronics Tools (Philippines)

Are these tools suitable for Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi work?
Yes. Everything here is curated for electronics—prototyping, assembly, and repair. Choose ESD-safe versions when handling sensitive ICs and modules.
What solder and flux should I use?
Beginners often start with 0.6–0.8 mm rosin-core solder. Lead-free or 60/40 both work—use no-clean or rosin flux and clean residues if required by your process.
Do I need a hot-air station?
Hot-air rework helps with SMD parts, heat-shrink, and reflow touch-ups. For through-hole only, a standard iron plus wick/pump is often enough.
Do you ship nationwide and support school/corporate orders?
Yes. We ship nationwide across the Philippines via trusted couriers and can prepare classroom kits and bulk quotations on request.
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Build, repair, and prototype with the right electronics tools. From soldering irons and multimeters to precision screwdrivers, crimpers, ESD protection, and bench power supplies, this collection is tuned for Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi projects in the Philippines.

Shop by Category

Starter Picks for Makers & Classrooms

Best Practices

  • Clean joints: Use rosin flux and keep tips tinned; replace worn tips.
  • Protect components: Wear an ESD wrist strap and work on an ESD mat.
  • Right heat, right tip: Match tip size to pad size; avoid lingering heat on small SMD parts.
  • Power safely: Use a bench PSU with current limit when bringing up new circuits.

Related Collections

Components • Sensors • Cables • Power Supplies

FAQs – Electronics Tools (Philippines)

Are these tools suitable for Arduino, ESP32, and Raspberry Pi work?
Yes. Everything here is curated for electronics—prototyping, assembly, and repair. Choose ESD-safe versions when handling sensitive ICs and modules.
What solder and flux should I use?
Beginners often start with 0.6–0.8 mm rosin-core solder. Lead-free or 60/40 both work—use no-clean or rosin flux and clean residues if required by your process.
Do I need a hot-air station?
Hot-air rework helps with SMD parts, heat-shrink, and reflow touch-ups. For through-hole only, a standard iron plus wick/pump is often enough.
Do you ship nationwide and support school/corporate orders?
Yes. We ship nationwide across the Philippines via trusted couriers and can prepare classroom kits and bulk quotations on request.
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