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List of products by brand Tinol

Tinol is a brand of Polish origin, which distributes consumables for soldering. It enjoys considerable popularity among people involved in electronics and related sciences - in specialized stores you can often find, for example, tin with this inscription. Tinol is in fact a brand of a large company called Prolech - its main activity is the import of various products prepared in China. In the store Botland you can find tinol rolled on a spool and tinol packed in a vial.

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Tinol - tin for electronics engineers

The brand name Tinol comes from a word popular among electronics engineers, used as a term for solder wire or soft solder. In fact, it is usually a tube made of solder, inside which there is a flux (a substance that facilitates soldering). When melting such a substance, the person soldering receives both the solder binder in liquid state and the flux. Tinol brand offers its customers, among others, such products as tin solder on a reel in different quantities (depending on the product), tin in special vials or solder paste. The latter product is a so-called medium active flux. Its function is to facilitate soft soldering. It is most often used on elements made of silver-plated, zinc-plated, nickel-plated or copper materials using tin-lead binders. The brand offers its customers only high quality products at attractive prices.

What you will find in Botland's offer?

The Botland offer includes, among others, Tinol tin with a weight of 250 g and diameter of 0.7 mm. The product is wound on a special spool, which makes it easier to portion the solder. The product melts at a temperature between 183°C and 190°C, while the operating temperature is between 320°C and 400°C. The tin content of the product is approximately 60% by weight (the product also contains rosin, among other things). Tin is a material that is most often used in electronics. It is eagerly bought by students and people professionally engaged in electronics. It is mainly used during projects which require soldering of electronic components. For example, connections between printed paths on laminated boards and elements such as resistors or LED diodes are created using tin.