Product description: Cynel LC60 100 g / 2.50 mm
Sn60Pb40 alloy , soldering tin has a diameter of 2 mm and is in a 100 g spool . Cynel soldering filler metal is mainly used in the electronics industry, for the production of standard electronic devices and components, electrical engineering and for soldering elements with tin, tin-lead, cadmium, zinc and silver coatings. Precautions should be taken when using the product. The product is recommended for professional use.
Soldering tin technical data
- Type: LC60-FSW26
- Tin content: 59.5% to 60.5%
- Lead content: 39.5% to 40.5%
- Operating temperature: 320°C to 420°C
- Melting point: 183°C to 190°C
- Diameter: 2.50 mm
- Weight: 100 g
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Tin Cynel LC60 100 g / 2.50 mm.
The subject of the sale is the tin, other accessories can be purchased separately.
Excellent tin for soldering thick cables and wires!
When it is necessary to make a soldered connection of wire ends or components on a PCB, it is indispensable to use soldering tin. LC60 tin with a wire diameter of 2.50 mm is an excellent binder for workshop work, such as tinning and connecting the ends of large cross-section wires, as well as for soldering components on PCBs in high-power circuits, e.g. audio amplifiers of class A, B and AB.
Soldering cables and wires
When soldering wires and electronic components, in order to obtain a reliable and stable connection, the soldering station should be set to an operating temperature of approximately 330°C. After mechanically immobilizing the wires and smearing them with soldering paste, a small amount of solder should be taken on the tip, the end of the wire should be heated from the bottom and after a while, the solder should be applied to the upper side of the wire. Properly made solder is mechanically durable and has a shiny surface.
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