Tool_used_to_extract_leaded_chip_carriers_from_sockets.gif
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Photograph of a tool used to extract leaded chip carriers from sockets. The metal prongs are inserted into opposite corners of the socket, the tool is squeezed to grip the device and then the tool is pulled, extracting the device from the socket.
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| Author | Bigdumbdinosaur, representing BCS Technology Limited, |
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