• SQUARE HONEYCOMB CERAMIC BLOCK •The square honeycomb ceramic block is a practical heat-resistant soldering surface designed for jewellery soldering, heating, annealing, and small bench work. The honeycomb hole pattern helps with heat circulation and allows suitable pins or supports to be positioned for holding small components during soldering. • KEY POINTS •[Square honeycomb ceramic block][Size: 98mm x 98mm][Thickness: 20mm][Honeycomb hole pattern][Suitable for jewellery soldering, heating, and repairs] • MORE INFO •Designed for jewellery making and soldering work, this ceramic block provides a heat-resistant surface for supporting metal components while using a torch. The honeycomb design allows heat to circulate around the workpiece and can also be used with compatible soldering pins to help position items during soldering. The square shape provides a stable working surface, making it useful for repair benches, student setups, workshops, and general jewellery soldering stations. It is suitable for working on rings, bezels, charms, findings, chain repairs, and other small jewellery components. • MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS •[Product type: honeycomb ceramic soldering block][Shape: square][Size: 98mm x 98mm][Thickness: 20mm][Material: ceramic][Use: soldering support, heating support, annealing, positioning, and repairs][Suitable applications: jewellery making, silversmithing, goldsmithing, soldering, repairs, and workshop use] • USAGE & APPLICATIONS •Perfect for supporting jewellery components during soldering, annealing, torch work, and small repairs. Use the honeycomb ceramic block as a heat-resistant surface when soldering rings, jump rings, bezels, settings, pendants, charms, and findings. The hole pattern is especially useful when positioning pieces with suitable pins or supports, helping keep small parts steady while allowing heat to move around the work area. • CARE & SAFETY •Use on a stable, heat-safe bench area and allow the block to cool fully before handling. Ceramic blocks may become extremely hot during soldering and can crack if dropped, struck, or exposed to sudden thermal shock. Keep the surface clean and free from excess flux, solder, filings, and debris. Always wear eye protection and appropriate soldering safety gear, and work in a properly ventilated area when using torches, flux, or soldering compounds.
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