2UUL BL15 Fast Glue Removal IC Safe Blade - 45° Tip

The 2UUL BL15 Fast Glue Removal IC Safe Blade gives your bench a dedicated tool for the job that eats the most time on a board-level repair: clearing black glue and underfill from a CPU, IC, or BGA chip without scratching the surrounding pads. The 45° angled tip measures 2.0mm across, so you get a controlled edge that follows the chip shoulder instead of a wide blade dragging across the motherboard. On a typical dead phone with a suspected CPU or IC fault, the glue removal step often decides how fast you reach the real problem, and this blade keeps that step quick. Start by warming the chip area with your hot air station so the underfill softens, then work the tip along one edge at a low angle and lift the glue in short, steady passes. Keep the blade as close to the board as possible and let the edge do the cutting, because pushing hard is how pads lift. Once the black glue is off, a light sweep across the chip edge leaves a clean surface for flux, reballing, or re-seating the chip. This is the kind of step where a precise tip matters more than brute force, and the 2.0mm diameter gives you enough width to work efficiently while still reaching tight gaps between components. The tool suits PCB repair work too, so you can clear glue residue from board areas beyond the chip itself when a board needs a clean surface before you rebuild a section. Technicians working on a boot loop issue, a hang on logo problem, or a charging issue often open a board to reach the CPU or power IC, and clean glue removal keeps those boards in better shape for the rework that follows. The blade measures 135mm long with a 9.5mm body width and weighs 18g net, so it sits comfortably in the hand for long sessions at the bench. Compared with improvised pry blades, a dedicated IC safe blade keeps your tip geometry consistent from chip to chip, which means fewer mistakes and less board damage over a full day of repairs. Shops handling high volumes of motherboard work in Lahore, Karachi, or Islamabad will find that a consistent, repeatable glue removal tool shortens each job and reduces the number of boards sent back for pad damage. Store the blade in a dry box away from heat and pressure, because a bent tip changes the angle and makes the next job harder than it needs to be. Pair the 2UUL BL15 with your preheating station, a solid PCB holder, and a good microscope, and you have a complete glue removal setup for CPU and IC work. Check every chip after cleaning under magnification to confirm no residue remains in the corners, since leftover glue can cause a poor connection once the chip is reballed and re-seated. Treat the blade as a precision tool rather than a general pry bar, and it will keep your results consistent across hundreds of boards.