PLCC IC BIOS Extractor Tool – Precision Chip Puller for Safe Motherboard Removal & Electronic Component Handling

Take the hassle and risk out of delicate chip removal with the PLCC IC BIOS Extractor Tool – a must-have precision tool designed for safely extracting ICs, BIOS chips, and PLCC components from motherboards, sockets, and other circuit assemblies without damage. Whether you’re a professional technician, electronics enthusiast, or computer repair expert, this tool ensures safe, accurate, and efficient component handling during repair, replacement, or upgrade tasks.

Engineered for Safe & Secure Chip Removal

This extractor is specially designed to remove:

• PLCC (Plastic Leaded Chip Carrier) chips

• BIOS chips

• ROMs, EEPROMs, microcontrollers, and other delicate socketed ICs
  Without bending pins or damaging circuit boards, thanks to its anti-slip grip and precise tension arms.

Precision Performance with Minimal Force

Featuring two spring-loaded extractor arms and ergonomically angled tips, this tool easily grips the IC body and evenly lifts it from its socket. Perfect for:

• Motherboard chip replacement

• BIOS firmware recovery or reprogramming

• Industrial board-level repairs

• Embedded system upgrades

Durable & Anti-Static Build

Crafted from high-quality anti-static ABS plastic and stainless steel components, the tool helps prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) that could damage sensitive chips. Built to withstand repeated use in professional repair shops, electronics labs, and DIY workbenches.

Product Features:

• ✅ Compatibility: PLCC, BIOS, EEPROM, ROM, and similar ICs

• ✅ Material: Anti-static ABS body + Stainless Steel pins

• ✅ Color: Black (Professional look and easy visibility)

• ✅ Function: Safe removal of chips from sockets without prying

• ✅ Design: Spring-loaded arms for smooth and controlled operation

• ✅ Grip: Anti-slip ridged handle for extra control

Ideal For:

• Electronics repair technicians

• Computer and laptop motherboard servicing

• BIOS flashing and chip replacement

• Embedded system developers

• DIY hobbyists and tinkerers

• IT service centers and chip reprogrammers