Tin Lead Solder Wires

Name: Tin Lead Solder Wires
Brand: D. G. T. Engineers Pvt. Ltd.
Price: 3500 INR
Availability: InStock

Price 3500 INR/ Kilograms

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MOQ : 5 Kilograms

Tin Lead Solder Wires Specification

Usage
For Industrial Use

Flux Core
Rosin

Soldering Use
Electronics

Finish Type
Shiny Metallic

Melting Point
183C190C

Reel Type
Plastic spool

Wire Type
Solid Core

Wire Gauge
18 SWG

Packaging Size
500g reel

Model No.
ELECTROLOY, COOKSON

Tin/Lead Ratio
60/40

Diameter
1.22 mm

Tin Lead Solder Wires Trade Information

Minimum Order Quantity
5 Kilograms

Supply Ability
1000 Kilograms Per Month

Delivery Time
7 Days

About Tin Lead Solder Wires

Find a dominant solution for your industrial soldering needs with ELECTROLOY Tin Lead Solder Wires, a magnificent choice for professionals requiring reliability and performance. Take advantage of its enviable 60/40 tin/lead ratio and optimal 18 SWG gauge, combining a shiny metallic finish with quick melting at 183C-190C. The 1.22 mm diameter and solid core type ensure uninterrupted and precise soldering, making it scarce among ordinary alternatives. Packed in a 500g plastic reel, these wires by COOKSON are ideal for electronics assembly and repair. As a manufacturer, service provider, and supplier in India, we deliver enviable quality and performance.

Versatile Soldering for Industrial Excellence

Tin Lead Solder Wires are tailored for extensive industrial use, offering enviable performance in electronics manufacturing, component assembly, and intricate circuit board repair. Suitable for automation, prototyping, and maintenance tasks, this wire exhibits broad compatibility with varied soldering techniques and materials. Its rosin flux core ensures efficient bonding, making it dominant for both large-scale operations and specialized, detailed work. This product is ideal for manufacturers, repair centers, and service providers seeking consistent, high-quality results.

Sample Availability and Reliable Supply Solutions

Sample requests can be accommodated to help you evaluate proposal amounts and suitability for your specific requirements. Our robust packing & dispatch system ensures products are delivered safely, with every 500g reel packaged on a sturdy plastic spool. We can meet steady supply rates and flexible order quantities to fit both small- and large-scale demands. For tailored proposals, exceptional supply ability, and efficient logistics, rely on our prompt packaging and rate transparency to manage your solder wire needs.

FAQ's of Tin Lead Solder Wires:

Q: How does the 60/40 tin/lead ratio improve soldering performance?

A: The 60/40 tin/lead ratio provides an optimal combination of lower melting point and excellent wettability, resulting in stronger, more reliable solder joints and easier application during electronics assembly.

Q: What is the benefit of using a solid core, rosin flux solder wire?

A: Using a solid core solder wire with rosin flux supports clean, efficient soldering by promoting rapid, even heat flow and protecting joint integrity, making it suitable for both industrial-scale and precise component work.

Q: Where can these Tin Lead Solder Wires be used besides electronics?

A: Besides electronics, these solder wires are also used in electrical repairs, prototyping, automotive wiring, and other industrial applications requiring dependable bonding and consistent conductivity.

Q: What are the packaging details for the Tin Lead Solder Wires?

A: Each 1.22 mm solder wire comes in a shiny metallic finish, wound on a 500g plastic spool. The packaging ensures safe storage, easy handling, and resilient delivery during shipping and dispatch.

Q: How can I acquire a sample for evaluation?

A: You can request a sample of the solder wire to assess its quality and suitability for your project before placing a larger order. Contact our team to discuss proposal amounts and sample dispatch timing.

Q: When should I use this solder wire in my manufacturing process?

A: This wire is ideal for use during the electronic component assembly, PCB soldering, and whenever a reliable, conductive joint is required, especially under industrial production conditions.

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