DURATOOL 63/37 Solder Wire, 0.64mm, 183°C, 227g
- SKU
- C3-SD02524
- EAN
- 3341854162733
- Brand
- Duratool
High-quality 63/37 solder wire with rosin flux for electronics & PCB work. 0.64mm diameter, 183°C melting point.
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- Alloy: 63% Tin / 37% Lead (Sn/Pb)
- Flux Type: Rosin Activated (RA)
- Flux Content: 3.3%
- Softening Point: 80°C
- Diameter: 0.64mm
- Melting Temperature: 183°C
- Weight: 227g
- Standard: J-STD-004 (ROM1 Flux)
- Safety Note: Contains lead – Professional use only
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