RF4 RF-PO16 Long Silicone Pad With Storage Bracket

Long Silicone Repair Pad Built for a Full Repair Bench

The RF4 RF-PO16 is a long silicone repair pad that gives your bench a full 800 x 300 mm working surface. Most workshops in Pakistan run out of table space once a board, a hot air station and a tray of ICs share one desk. This pad fixes that. The thickened silicone body gives your tools a stable base, and the storage bracket keeps small parts in a fixed place. You get one organised zone for IC change karna, reballing and board cleaning.

Surface Size That Fits Real Workshop Jobs

At 800 x 300 mm, the pad spans the front of your repair bench. Place a dead phone board on the left, tweezers and flux in the middle, and spare ICs on the right. Nothing mixes up, and nothing rolls off the edge. Shorter pads push you to stack tools beside the board. This length ends that habit.

The thickened silicone gives the pad body under your tools. Heat-resistant silicone also protects the desk when you rework a chip with a hot air nozzle or soldering iron. Keep the nozzle on the chip, not on the pad, and the surface lasts longer.

Storage Bracket and Tool Access

The storage bracket gives you one fixed spot for screwdrivers, tweezers, solder paste, green oil and loose chips. When you reach for the same place every time, repeat jobs move faster. Jumper lagana on a charging issue, a display problem check, or a quick hardware fault test all start with the right tool in hand.

Small shops gain the most. The bracket turns dead bench space into usable storage, so your microscope, soldering station and multimeter keep their room. You work with fewer trips across the table and fewer lost screws.

Where It Fits in Your Repair Workflow

The RF-PO16 sits under the whole board-level process. Start with a hardware fault, such as a dead phone, a boot loop issue or a phone that hangs on logo after software marna. Place the board on the pad, check it with a multimeter, then move to the microscope for inspection. Heat the chip with your hot air station, lift the IC and clean the pads. Reball with your reballing kit, then refit the chip. Every step happens on one surface.

You can also lay out an eMMC or UFS job here. Keep the adapter, ISP wires, flux and PCB holder in one row, and the work stays clean. When your box chalana step needs a quick reconnect, your cables sit where you left them.

Pair the pad with a PCB holder for stable board clamping and a stronger hot air station when your volume grows. Technicians who start with a short pad often move to this long format once daily jobs increase. The RF4 RF-PO16 suits repair shops, service centers and training benches that need a larger, cleaner and better organised working area.