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Think about clamping a hemostat on a pin, right at the body. Then "sister" a pigtail to the pin's tip. That way, the electrolyte doesn't get heated up.
They're all designed for wave solder for 10 seconds at 240 - 260C (RoHS compliant parts will be rated at the top of this range) so I don't think a couple of seconds with a solder iron is going to create any problem at all.
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