Draper Flux Lead Free Solder Wire - 1.2mm, 100g

Name: Draper Flux Lead Free Solder Wire - 1.2mm, 100g
Brand: Draper
SKU: izvhpsvelc
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98.8% tin/0.7% copper/0.5% silver with rosin flux core. Supplied in tubes and reels. Not for use i...

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This guide is for anyone using the Draper Flux Lead Free Solder Wire. It provides essential information to help you effectively use this solder for your projects. While offering excellent performance, it's crucial to note that this solder is not suitable for potable water systems. This guide will walk you through its features, usage, and care.

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Model Part Number	97993
Brand	Draper

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What is the melting point of this solder?

The melting point is around 220°C (428°F).

Can I use this solder for plumbing?

No, this solder is not suitable for potable water systems.

What type of flux is used?

The solder contains a rosin flux core.

What should I do if the solder doesn't flow?

Make sure your iron is hot enough, and the surfaces are clean.

How should I store this solder?

Store it in a dry place.

Is this solder lead-free?

Yes, it is lead-free, containing 98.8% tin, 0.7% copper, and 0.5% silver.

What is the diameter of the solder wire?

The diameter is 1.2mm.

Troubleshooting

Solder not flowing properly.

Ensure the soldering iron is at the correct temperature. Clean the soldering iron tip and the surfaces to be soldered. Make sure the surfaces are free from oxidation.

Poor solder joint.

Ensure the surfaces are clean, the soldering iron is hot enough, and the solder is applied correctly. Make sure you are using enough solder to create a proper joint. Allow the joint to cool without movement.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Lead-free composition complies with environmental regulations.
Rosin flux core simplifies the soldering process.
The 1.2mm thickness allows for precise application.
High tin content ensures strong and reliable joints.
Available in convenient reel format for ease of use.

Cons

Not suitable for use in potable water systems.
Requires proper ventilation due to flux fumes.
May require slightly higher temperatures compared to leaded solder.
Silver content can increase the cost compared to standard tin-lead solder.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Ensure the surfaces to be soldered are clean and free from oxidation. Use a wire brush or abrasive pad if necessary.
Equipment: Use a soldering iron with a temperature suitable for lead-free solder (typically around 370-400°C / 700-750°F).
Application: Apply the solder to the joint, allowing the flux to clean the surfaces and the solder to flow.
Compatibility: Compatible with most electronic components and circuit boards. Avoid using with potable water systems.
Care: Store the solder in a dry place. Ensure proper ventilation when soldering to avoid inhaling flux fumes.