Heat Resistant Soldering Mat

A closer look

Watch pins and loose case screws bounce off a bare wood desk and vanish into the room. This silicone mat stays flat on your tabletop, giving small parts a place to sit while you work with hot iron tips or tiny screwdrivers. Molded dividers keep hardware separated by step.

• Molded parts wells. Small notches and recessed trays keep tiny screws, links, and loose pins right where you place them. Hardware stays organized in sequence instead of rolling into your lap while you work under the lamp.
• Heat tolerant silicone. The mat takes the heat when a soldering iron tip touches down during wiring jobs. Silicone wipes clean with rubbing alcohol or plain water when flux, grease, or bench dust settles across the work area.
• Grip on the bench. Both sides of the material grab smooth desks to keep the mat from sliding while you press down on a stubborn case back. The textured upper surface also keeps tiny watch parts from rolling away.
• Built in scale. A molded rule along the edge lets you check link spacing and small hardware length without hunting around for a separate gauge. You can read the full maker label printed beside this text for precise mat dimensions.