Cynel

Soft soldering is the most important technique for joining components in electronics. Even one incorrect, unstable connection can cause failure of the entire device. Not only the soldering technique itself but also the choice of proper solder should be taken into account. Its quality determines not only the quality of the assembly results and reliability of the connection, but even the ease of working on the assembly of components. The quality of solder is particularly important in the era of lead-free soldering, which is enforced by the EU RoHS directive. Recall that it introduced a ban on the use of certain substances, including lead, which translated into a real revolution in the production process of electronics. One of the most popular manufacturer of solder by electronic engineers is Cynel company.

History of the brand

Cynel has been developing since 1984 and for years the brand name has been synonymous with high quality binder. The brand was based on the experience of experts from the Department of High Pressure Physics, Polish Academy of Sciences. They had powerful knowledge about forming plastic materials. Polish brand was a pioneer in the production of tin in the process of forming under high pressure, and its range included binders (then still tin-lead), available in many diameters and variants. Despite the passage of years, Cynel does not rest on its laurels, constantly expanding its offer (including soldering pastes and powders).

Wide selection of products

Today, the offer of Cynel Unipress (because this is its full name) includes a wide range of products for all varieties of electronics assembly process. For manual soldering there are solder wires with flux additive, produced in leaded version (primarily for the service of older equipment soldered in this technology) and lead-free (for new projects and service equipment manufactured in accordance with the RoHS Directive). Cynel 's product range could not miss classical colophony and high quality fluxes in the form of liquid. For reflow soldering, fluxes and special solder paste based on SAC305 alloy are dedicated, and for wave soldering (i.e. automatic soldering of boards in THT technology), flats and rods are dedicated, as well as special fluxes, including RMA type.

Cynel binders in Botland store

High quality Cynel solder wires based on tin-lead alloy LC60 (Sn60Pb40) have been introduced to Botland offer. They are available in many diameters, including: 0.38 mm, 0.7 mm, 1 mm, 1.2 mm, 1.5 mm, 2 mm, up to 3 mm. All binders are available in 100 g or 250 g net reel form. The alloy used for solder production comes from the first smelting of tin and lead. The melting point is between 183°C and 190°C and the working temperature is between 320°C and 420°C.