Menda 6" Nylon Spudger & Probe Set, Point-Blade and Blade – 2 Pieces (35622-35619)

Handle detailed electronics assembly, maintenance, and repair tasks with this versatile two-piece nylon probe set from Menda. Combining the 35622 point-blade probe and 35619 blade-style probe, this set provides complementary nonmetallic tools for opening plastic housings, positioning small components, guiding wires, and performing precision work in confined spaces.

Each probe measures approximately 6 inches long and features durable nylon construction designed for repeated use at electronics workstations. The nonmetallic working surfaces provide a practical alternative to steel picks and screwdrivers when handling plastic housings, connectors, circuit boards, and other delicate components.

The point-blade probe features a tapered point for detailed positioning and a flat blade for separating or manipulating small parts. The complementary blade-style probe provides another working profile for tasks where a broader contact surface is useful.

Commonly used for electronics repair and assembly, these tools can assist with opening compatible plastic cases, moving accessible wires, guiding component leads, and lifting small parts without relying on metal tools.

Their lightweight construction makes them convenient for repetitive work, while the nylon surfaces help reduce the risk of marking delicate materials when used carefully.

Made in the United States, this two-piece Menda set is a useful addition to professional repair benches, electronics assembly stations, and precision toolkits.

Features & Benefits

• Two-Piece Probe Set: Includes one Menda 35622 and one Menda 35619.

• 6-Inch Tools: Compact length provides control during detailed electronics work.

• Two Complementary Designs: Point-blade and blade-style probes provide different working profiles.

• Pointed Probe Tip: Useful for positioning small parts and guiding wires.

• Flat Blade Working Surfaces: Help separate plastic housings and manipulate accessible components.

• Nonmetallic Construction: Provides an alternative to metal picks and screwdrivers.

• Nylon Working Surfaces: Help reduce the risk of marking delicate surfaces during careful use.

• Durable Construction: Suitable for repeated electronics assembly and repair tasks.

• Lightweight Design: Convenient for precision work in confined spaces.

• Versatile Applications: Useful for plastic housing separation, component positioning, and wire handling.

• Reusable Hand Tools: No batteries or power source required.

• Made in the USA: Both included Menda probes are manufactured in the United States.

Specifications

• Brand: Menda

• Manufacturer Part Number: 35622-35619

• SKU: 35622-35619

• Product Type: Nylon Probe and Spudger Set

• Package Quantity: 2 Tools

• Included Tool 1: Menda 35622 Point-Blade Probe

• Included Tool 2: Menda 35619 Blade-Style Probe

• Overall Length: Approximately 6" Per Tool

• Material: Nylon

• Color: Black

• Construction: Nonmetallic

• Application: Electronics Assembly and Repair

• ESD Suitability: Follow Applicable ESD-Control Procedures

• Power Required: No

• Country of Origin: United States

Ideal For

• Electronics assembly and repair

• Smartphone and tablet maintenance

• Laptop and computer repair

• Opening compatible plastic electronic housings

• Printed circuit board (PCB) component handling

• Positioning wires and component leads

• Separating plastic covers and clips

• Manipulating small electronic components

• Removing accessible batteries when appropriate

• Precision mechanical work

• Automotive interior trim and dashboard work

• Technical service departments

• Electronics laboratories and hobby workstations

Two Complementary Probe Designs

The set combines two different Menda probes so you can choose a working profile that suits the task.

Menda 35622 – Point-Blade Probe

The point-blade probe combines a tapered point with a flat blade.

The pointed end is useful for guiding wires, positioning component leads, and reaching confined areas where fingers or larger tools cannot fit.

The flat blade can assist with gently separating compatible plastic housings and moving accessible components.

A molded notch on the 35622 provides an additional feature for hooking and guiding wires.

Menda 35619 – Blade-Style Probe

The blade-style probe provides an alternative working profile for tasks requiring a flatter contact surface.

It is useful for appropriate plastic housing separation, positioning small parts, and handling components where a pointed probe is less suitable.

Having both tools available allows you to select the shape that provides the best access and control.

Nonmetallic Nylon Construction

Nylon probes are useful for working around plastic housings and delicate electronic components.

Compared with metal picks or screwdrivers, nylon working surfaces can help reduce the likelihood of scratching or marking certain materials.

The tools are also lightweight and easy to maneuver during detailed assembly and repair tasks.

Although nylon is generally gentler than metal, excessive pressure or abrasive debris can still damage delicate finishes.

Always use controlled force and select the tool profile appropriate for the surface.

Opening Plastic Electronic Housings

Many portable electronic devices use plastic housings secured with clips or snap-fit connections.

The blade-style working surfaces can help separate accessible housing edges without relying on a metal screwdriver.

These tools are useful for appropriate repair tasks involving smartphones, laptops, portable electronics, and other devices with suitable plastic enclosures.

Follow the equipment manufacturer's disassembly instructions and avoid excessive prying force.

For adhesive-secured or tightly fitted housings, additional specialized tools may be required.

Electronics Assembly and PCB Work

The probes can assist with guiding wires, positioning leads, and manipulating small parts during electronics assembly and repair.

The pointed tip provides precise access around closely spaced components, while the blade-style working surfaces offer broader contact where appropriate.

Their nonmetallic construction makes them useful when direct contact with a metal tool is undesirable.

Disconnect power before servicing electronic equipment and follow appropriate precautions when working around sensitive components.

Useful for Automotive Interior Work

Nylon probes can also assist with certain light-duty automotive interior tasks.

They may be useful for manipulating small trim components, accessing narrow gaps, or guiding wires around dashboard assemblies.

Their nonmetallic working surfaces can help reduce marking on compatible plastic surfaces.

These are precision probes rather than heavy-duty trim removal tools. Avoid excessive leverage or force.

ESD-Protected Workstation Considerations

Nylon's electrostatic behavior can vary with moisture content and environmental conditions.

Dry, untreated nylon may be electrically insulative and capable of retaining electrostatic charge.

For work involving static-sensitive components, follow your facility's ESD-control procedures and verify that the tools are suitable for the application.

Do not assume that a nonmetallic tool automatically provides ESD protection.

These probes are not certified insulated electrical safety tools and should not be relied upon for protection when working on energized circuits.

Convenient Two-Tool Set

This package contains one Menda 35622 point-blade probe and one Menda 35619 blade-style probe.

The two-tool combination provides more flexibility than a single probe by offering different working profiles.

It is convenient for electronics technicians who regularly switch between detailed component positioning and plastic housing separation.

The compact tools fit easily into repair kits, tool drawers, and workstation organizers.

Care and Maintenance

Keep the probes clean and free from adhesive, flux residue, and abrasive particles.

Inspect the working tips periodically for cracks, chips, or excessive wear.

Replace damaged tools to avoid transferring debris or damaging delicate components.

Avoid direct contact with soldering iron tips, molten solder, and other high-temperature surfaces.

Do not use these probes as heavy-duty pry bars or certified electrical insulation tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Menda 35622-35619?

It is a two-piece nylon probe set containing Menda 35622 and Menda 35619.

How many tools are included?

Two individual probes are included.

Which Menda models are included?

The set contains one 35622 point-blade probe and one 35619 blade-style probe.

Are both probes the same?

No. The set includes two different probe designs with complementary working profiles.

How long are the probes?

Each probe measures approximately 6 inches long.

What material are the tools made from?

They are manufactured from nylon.

What color are the probes?

The probes are black.

What is a spudger?

A spudger is a handheld tool used to position, separate, guide, and manipulate small parts or assemblies.

What is the point-blade probe used for?

It is useful for guiding wires, positioning components, reaching confined areas, and separating suitable plastic parts.

What is the blade-style probe used for?

It provides a flatter working profile for manipulating small parts and separating compatible plastic housings.

Does the 35622 probe have a pointed tip?

Yes. It features a tapered point at one end.

Does the 35622 have a flat blade?

Yes. It has a flat blade at the opposite end.

Does the 35622 have a wire notch?

Yes. It includes a molded notch that can assist with handling wires.

Can these tools be used for smartphone repair?

Yes. They are useful for appropriate housing separation and component-handling tasks.

Can they be used for laptop repair?

Yes. They can assist with opening compatible plastic housings and positioning internal parts.

Can they be used on printed circuit boards?

Yes, for appropriate mechanical handling tasks while following ESD precautions.

Can they be used to guide wires?

Yes. The probe tips can assist with positioning and guiding accessible wires.

Can they be used to remove batteries?

They may assist with removing accessible batteries when appropriate for the device and battery design.

Will these probes scratch plastic surfaces?

Nylon working surfaces can help reduce marking compared with metal tools, but scratching is still possible.

Are these tools made from metal?

No. They have nonmetallic nylon construction.

Are they suitable for soldering work?

They are useful for soldering preparation and component positioning, but direct contact with hot soldering iron tips or molten solder should be avoided.

Are these probes ESD-safe?

ESD suitability depends on the material's electrical properties and use conditions. Follow appropriate ESD-control procedures.

Are they electrically insulated for live electrical work?

No. They are not certified insulated electrical safety tools.

Can they be used for automotive trim work?

They may be useful for appropriate light-duty plastic trim and wire-handling tasks.

Are the probes reusable?

Yes. They are designed for repeated use when properly maintained.

Can the probes be cleaned?

Yes. Remove debris using cleaning methods compatible with nylon.

Is this set suitable for professional repair shops?

Yes. It is a useful addition to electronics repair benches and service departments.

Can hobbyists use these tools?

Yes. They are suitable for hobby electronics and appropriate precision work.

What is the difference between 35622 and 35622-35619?

Model 35622 is a single point-blade probe. Model 35622-35619 includes that probe plus a separate 35619 blade-style probe.

What is the difference between 35622-10 and 35622-35619?

Model 35622-10 contains ten identical 35622 point-blade probes. Model 35622-35619 contains two different probes, one of each model.

Where are the probes manufactured?

Both probes are made in the United States.

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