DURATOOL Solder Wire, 63/37 Sn/Pb, 0.813mm, 20g
Premium DURATOOL solder wire, 63/37 Sn/Pb alloy, 0.813mm thick, 183°C melting point. Ideal for electronics work.
The DURATOOL Solder Wire (SPC22158) is a professional-grade 63/37 alloy (Sn/Pb) solder wire, designed for high-quality soldering applications. It contains lead, making it suitable for expert use only. This no-clean flux solder wire ensures minimal residue, reducing the need for post-soldering cleaning.
With a melting temperature of 183°C, this solder wire provides reliable and efficient bonding for electronic components. The 0.813mm diameter makes it suitable for precision work, including fine PCB soldering and intricate electronic assemblies.
Key Features:
- Alloy Composition: 63% Tin, 37% Lead (Sn/Pb)
- Flux Type: No-clean (minimal residue)
- Melting Temperature: 183°C
- External Diameter: 0.813mm
- Weight: 19g
Applications:
- PCB soldering
- Electronics repair
- Circuit board assembly
- Precision soldering tasks
- Alloy: 63/37 Sn/Pb
- Flux Type: No Clean
- Lead Status: Leaded (for professional use only)
- Diameter: 0.813mm
- Melting Temperature: 183°C
- Weight: 19g
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