RS Pro 0.71mm Wire Lead solder, +183 → +188°C Melting Point, 40.0% Lead, 60.0% Tin, 250g
Product Information
Percent Tin:
60%
Percent Lead:
40%
Melting Point:
183°C
Product Form:
Wire
Wire Diameter:
0.71mm
Model Number:
NC600
Flux Type:
Rosin Based
Flux Content Percent:
2.2%
Product Weight:
250g
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Enrgtech 60/40 Tin-Lead Alloy Solders
This resin-based solder wire from the reputable Enrgtech line offers a 60/40 lead and tin combination. It excels in wetting, making it appropriate for a variety of soldering applications.
Features and benefits
Typical Applications
For example, when attaching electrical components to integrated circuit boards, solder is utilized alongside soldering irons. The solder may be molded to hold components in place in solder junctions since it melts rapidly when heated and cools fast. Solder is a quick-setting material that may also be used for mild brazing.
A soldier may be readily modified because of its comparatively low melting point by heating it to the melting point and removing it using a solder sucker.
SMD and through-hole components are frequently assembled with solder, and it is utilized in production, prototyping, and maintenance.
What are the differences between lead-free solder and leaded solder?
Lead-free solder is typically thought to be safer for human use and to have a greater beneficial impact on the environment than leaded solder. Lead-free solder does, however, provide potential benefits for manufacturing. Better lead spacing made possible by lead-free solder makes it more appropriate for high-density components with small pitch requirements. This might result in higher performance in situations when space conservation is an issue.
Lead solder provides the benefit of having a lower melting point, which is occasionally preferred for hand handling components. Lower operating temperatures also lessen the possibility of circuit board and component damage.
Lead solder does not have a shelf life and is less likely to lose quality after extended exposure to oxygen than lead-free solder. Due to lead toxicity, many electronic application standards do not allow the use of lead solder.
Why did you choose us?
Your go-to brand for dependability and affordability should be Enrgtech. To assure the quality you want, we find excellent components at competitive costs and test everything with our own expertise. We are aware that when it comes to Tin-Lead Alloy Solders, dependability, and adaptability are essential. As a result, we maintain a wide selection of standard and specialized tools to match every application. Enrgtech is here to serve you whether you're a skilled electrician, technician, engineer, or home inventor.
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