Product description: Cynel LC60 250 g / 0.70 mm
Sn60Pb40 alloy, soldering tin has a diameter of 0.70 mm and is in a 250 g spool. Cynel soldering filler metal is most often 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.
Specification
- Type: LC60-SW26
- Tin content: 59.5% to 60.5%
- Lead content: other
- Operating temperature: 320°C to 420°C
- Melting point: 183°C to 190°C
- Diameter: 0.70 mm
- Weight: 250 g
Tin Cynel LC60 250 g / 0.70 mm.
The subject of the sale is the tin, other accessories can be purchased separately.
Universal solder for electronics assembly and repair
When choosing a solder for electronics assembly, you should pay attention to several of its important technical parameters. The LC60 solder, with a composition of 60% tin/40% lead, is excellent for performing most work related to repairing and assembling electronic devices. The wire with a diameter of 0.7 mm allows for convenient soldering of THT and SMD components, as well as wire ends with a cross-section of up to 0.35 mm 2 . Thanks to this, the LC60 0.7 mm tin is a universal compromise between soldering wires with diameters of 0.5 mm and 1.0 mm.
How to use solder correctly?
Thanks to a specially prepared mixture of tin and lead in proportions of 60%/40%, the LC60 solder melts at a temperature of approx. 190°C. To solder electronic components to PCBs, heat the soldering iron to a minimum temperature of 300°C and apply the tip to the soldering field and the tip of the component. After a short warm-up, add a small amount of tin. When the tin melts, remove the tin and tip. A correct soldered connection must be shiny.
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