SOLDERING WIRE

Description

The Soldering Wire is a fusible metal alloy wire used for joining electronic components and electrical connections. It melts at low temperature to create strong, conductive, and reliable joints on circuit boards, wires, and electronic assemblies. It is widely used in electronics repair, PCB assembly, electrical maintenance, and industrial manufacturing applications.

Key Features

• Low melting point for easy soldering work
• High conductivity for reliable electrical connections
• Smooth flow for strong and clean joints
• Suitable for PCB and electronic component soldering
• Good wetting properties for better adhesion
• Available in different diameters for various applications
• Flux core options for improved soldering performance
• Stable and durable electrical connection
• Suitable for repair and production work
• Widely used in electronics and electrical industries

Specifications

1. Product Type: Soldering Wire
2. Material: Tin-based alloy (commonly Sn60/Pb40 or lead-free Sn99.3/Cu0.7)
3. Flux Type: Rosin core (optional)
4. Melting Point: ~183°C (Sn-Pb) / ~217°C (lead-free)
5. Wire Diameter: 0.5 mm – 1.5 mm (varies by type)
6. Form: Spool wound wire
7. Conductivity: High electrical conductivity
8. Application: PCB soldering, electronic repair, wiring joints, electrical assembly, industrial electronics
9. Usage: Manual soldering and repair work in electronics and electrical systems