GVM T245 Phone Repair Soldering Station

Some joints soak up heat faster than a micro tip can deliver it: shield frames, battery connectors and big ground pads. The GVM T245 station is named for the larger 245 tip system that technicians use for that work.

The listing describes adjustable temperature control and efficient heat transfer for component removal and replacement. It doesn't list power, temperature range, voltage, plug, tips or contents, so the 245 link comes from the model name only.

When a larger tip helps

• Shield frames that won't release.

• Battery connectors with large ground pads.

• Cold, faint joints from an underpowered tip.

• Damaged charge ports with heavy anchor tabs.

Ordering notes

Check the photos for the handle and voltage before buying. Most shops pair a 245 station with a micro station for fine parts; the GVM H3 runs both handle sizes from one base.

Larger tips hold more heat, so keep contact short near plastic connectors and shield nearby parts with heat tape. Add fresh leaded solder to old lead-free joints first; the mix melts lower and lets the shield or port come away with less force on the pads.