Removing hardened glue around a CPU, NAND, or baseband chip without lifting the pads underneath is one of the more delicate tasks on a repair bench. The Qianli 009 Plus Multi-Function Blade Set is built specifically for this job, pairing a single ergonomic handle with 30 interchangeable blades so technicians can match the right blade shape and angle to whatever glue removal or prying task is in front of them.The blades go through cryogenic treatment during manufacturing, which raises the carbon content and gives each edge more resilience under repeated flexing and scraping. This matters on the bench because glue removal work involves constant micro-adjustments — sliding under a chip edge, angling into a corner, working along a board trace — and a blade that dulls or bends quickly slows down the whole repair. The 30 blade variations in this set cover different tip widths and curvatures, so you can switch from a fine point for tight IC corners to a wider edge for clearing glue along a longer chip boundary without swapping tools entirely.The handle itself uses Qianli's iHilt low gravity center design, which balances the tool so it sits naturally in the hand during long sessions of fine motherboard work. A screw-texture grip pattern runs along the handle body, giving your fingers something to hold onto even when the workspace gets covered in flux residue or glue debris. This anti-slip detail becomes noticeable on jobs where you're applying steady pressure at a shallow angle — losing grip mid-cut is how boards get scratched or traces get lifted.Blades attach on either end of the handle, so you can keep two working configurations ready without stopping to swap parts mid-repair. The set ships with 1 handle, 30 knives, 3 card pins, and 1 sanding strip, giving you both the cutting tools and the means to keep blade edges maintained over continued use.On the bench, this set covers the full range of edge glue removal work: clearing black glue and side glue from around CPU, NAND, and baseband chip edges before reballing or chip replacement, separating a cocked or misaligned CPU IC from the board without additional heat stress, and general motherboard layering where components need to be carefully lifted or separated. Because glue removal precedes most chip-level repair — reballing, IC replacement, jumper work — having a dedicated blade set rather than relying on a single generic blade cuts down on the risk of pad damage during dead phone or board-level repairs.For a Pakistani repair shop handling a steady flow of dead-after-flash boards, hang-on-logo units, and IC change jobs, this kind of tool earns its place through daily use rather than novelty. It's not a single-use accessory — it's a working set meant to sit open on the bench alongside your soldering iron and microscope, ready whenever a chip needs to come off cleanly.Removing hardened glue around a CPU, NAND, or baseband chip without lifting the pads underneath is one of the more delicate tasks on a repair bench. The Qianli 009 Plus Multi-Function Blade Set is built specifically for this job, pairing a single ergonomic handle with 30 interchangeable blades so technicians can match the right blade shape and angle to whatever glue removal or prying task is in front of them.The blades go through cryogenic treatment during manufacturing, which raises the carbon content and gives each edge more resilience under repeated flexing and scraping. This matters on the bench because glue removal work involves constant micro-adjustments — sliding under a chip edge, angling into a corner, working along a board trace — and a blade that dulls or bends quickly slows down the whole repair. The 30 blade variations in this set cover different tip widths and curvatures, so you can switch from a fine point for tight IC corners to a wider edge for clearing glue along a longer chip boundary without swapping tools entirely.The handle itself uses Qianli's iHilt low gravity center design, which balances the tool so it sits naturally in the hand during long sessions of fine motherboard work. A screw-texture grip pattern runs along the handle body, giving your fingers something to hold onto even when the workspace gets covered in flux residue or glue debris. This anti-slip detail becomes noticeable on jobs where you're applying steady pressure at a shallow angle — losing grip mid-cut is how boards get scratched or traces get lifted.Blades attach on either end of the handle, so you can keep two working configurations ready without stopping to swap parts mid-repair. The set ships with 1 handle, 30 knives, 3 card pins, and 1 sanding strip, giving you both the cutting tools and the means to keep blade edges maintained over continued use.On the bench, this set covers the full range of edge glue removal work: clearing black glue and side glue from around CPU, NAND, and baseband chip edges before reballing or chip replacement, separating a cocked or misaligned CPU IC from the board without additional heat stress, and general motherboard layering where components need to be carefully lifted or separated. Because glue removal precedes most chip-level repair — reballing, IC replacement, jumper work — having a dedicated blade set rather than relying on a single generic blade cuts down on the risk of pad damage during dead phone or board-level repairs.For a Pakistani repair shop handling a steady flow of dead-after-flash boards, hang-on-logo units, and IC change jobs, this kind of tool earns its place through daily use rather than novelty. It's not a single-use accessory — it's a working set meant to sit open on the bench alongside your soldering iron and microscope, ready whenever a chip needs to come off cleanly.
