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| Tin Lead Solder Wire 60 40, scientifically known as Solder Wire Sn60Pb40, is a soldering material composed of 60% tin (Sn) and 40% lead (Pb). This solder wire is revered for its balanced composition, offering a versatile solution for soldering tasks and ensures effective soldering. The alloy maintains a balanced composition to provide a consistent melting point and optimal malleability. It has similar solderability to solder wire 63 37 but has slightly cheaper price. |
Alloy Composition | 60% Tin (Sn), 40% Lead (Pb) |
Melting Point | 183-190°C |
Flux Type | Rosin based |
Flux Content | 2.0% as standard, or customized flux percentage |
Wire Diameter | 0.5mm to 3.2mm |
Weight | 100g/roll, 200g/roll, 500g/roll to 1kg/roll or customized weight |
Brand | XF Solder or OEM service |
*We also produce solid wire without flux core | |
Different Weight Option |
Rosin Flux Core |
Different Wire Diameter |
Low Melting Point Solder Wire 60/40 has a low melting point than most other leaded or lead free solder alloys, it requires less heat to conduct the soldering.
| Flux Core It contains a core of rosin flux, which helps to clean and remove oxides from the surfaces being soldered. Users don't need to prepare and use external flux.
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Electrical Conductivity 60/40 solder is a good conductor of electricity, making it suitable for soldering electrical and electronic components. | High Durability This solder wire provides a reliable and durable joint when used correctly. The joints are with high mechanical strength that will last for long time.
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Ease of Use 60/40 solder wire is compatible with common soldering equipment, such as soldering irons and soldering stations, making it convenient for users | Reasonable Price Solder wire Sn60Pb40 is much cheaper than lead free solder alloys, it can help to control the overall expense of your project expense. |
Electronics Assembly: Solder Wire 60 40 is widely used in the manufacture of electronic components, ensuring dependable connectivity. Such as air conditioners, fridges, headphones, speakers, laptops and computers, lighting etc.
Industrial equipment: Industrial automation systems, process control instruments, engine control units (ECUs), resistors and capacitors etc
Appliance Repair: Solder wire 60 40 can be made into small rolls and being used for repairing work of electronics or electrical equipment.
Plumbing: It is used for soldering copper pipes.
Stained Glass: it's used for soldering the came of stained glass.
Electronics Assembly |
Plumbing Soldering |
Stained Glass Assembly |
Clean the soldering iron tip with sponge before starting.
Heat up the soldering iron to allow it to heat up to the appropriate temperature.
Tin the soldering iron tip by applying a small amount of solder to the tip of the soldering iron. This is called "tinning" and helps improve heat transfer during soldering.
Prepare the workpiece, and ensure that the surfaces to be soldered are clean and free from oxidation or contaminants.
Conduct soldering by touching the soldering iron tip to the joint to make the solder melt and flow evenly onto the joint.
Use in a Well-Ventilated Area: Always solder in a well-ventilated space, such as a fume hood or near an open window, and use exhausting fan. Proper ventilation helps to dissipate harmful fumes and reduce the risk of inhaling lead vapors.
Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Consider wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, gloves, and a lab coat or apron, to minimize skin and eye contact with solder and flux.
Avoid Ingestion and Hand-to-Mouth Contact: Never eat, drink, or smoke while working with leaded solder. Wash your hands thoroughly after handling solder and before eating or touching your face.
| Tin Lead Solder Wire 60 40, scientifically known as Solder Wire Sn60Pb40, is a soldering material composed of 60% tin (Sn) and 40% lead (Pb). This solder wire is revered for its balanced composition, offering a versatile solution for soldering tasks and ensures effective soldering. The alloy maintains a balanced composition to provide a consistent melting point and optimal malleability. It has similar solderability to solder wire 63 37 but has slightly cheaper price. |
Alloy Composition | 60% Tin (Sn), 40% Lead (Pb) |
Melting Point | 183-190°C |
Flux Type | Rosin based |
Flux Content | 2.0% as standard, or customized flux percentage |
Wire Diameter | 0.5mm to 3.2mm |
Weight | 100g/roll, 200g/roll, 500g/roll to 1kg/roll or customized weight |
Brand | XF Solder or OEM service |
*We also produce solid wire without flux core | |
Different Weight Option |
Rosin Flux Core |
Different Wire Diameter |
Low Melting Point Solder Wire 60/40 has a low melting point than most other leaded or lead free solder alloys, it requires less heat to conduct the soldering.
| Flux Core It contains a core of rosin flux, which helps to clean and remove oxides from the surfaces being soldered. Users don't need to prepare and use external flux.
| |
Electrical Conductivity 60/40 solder is a good conductor of electricity, making it suitable for soldering electrical and electronic components. | High Durability This solder wire provides a reliable and durable joint when used correctly. The joints are with high mechanical strength that will last for long time.
| |
Ease of Use 60/40 solder wire is compatible with common soldering equipment, such as soldering irons and soldering stations, making it convenient for users | Reasonable Price Solder wire Sn60Pb40 is much cheaper than lead free solder alloys, it can help to control the overall expense of your project expense. |
Electronics Assembly: Solder Wire 60 40 is widely used in the manufacture of electronic components, ensuring dependable connectivity. Such as air conditioners, fridges, headphones, speakers, laptops and computers, lighting etc.
Industrial equipment: Industrial automation systems, process control instruments, engine control units (ECUs), resistors and capacitors etc
Appliance Repair: Solder wire 60 40 can be made into small rolls and being used for repairing work of electronics or electrical equipment.
Plumbing: It is used for soldering copper pipes.
Stained Glass: it's used for soldering the came of stained glass.
Electronics Assembly |
Plumbing Soldering |
Stained Glass Assembly |
Clean the soldering iron tip with sponge before starting.
Heat up the soldering iron to allow it to heat up to the appropriate temperature.
Tin the soldering iron tip by applying a small amount of solder to the tip of the soldering iron. This is called "tinning" and helps improve heat transfer during soldering.
Prepare the workpiece, and ensure that the surfaces to be soldered are clean and free from oxidation or contaminants.
Conduct soldering by touching the soldering iron tip to the joint to make the solder melt and flow evenly onto the joint.
Use in a Well-Ventilated Area: Always solder in a well-ventilated space, such as a fume hood or near an open window, and use exhausting fan. Proper ventilation helps to dissipate harmful fumes and reduce the risk of inhaling lead vapors.
Wear Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Consider wearing appropriate personal protective equipment, including safety glasses, gloves, and a lab coat or apron, to minimize skin and eye contact with solder and flux.
Avoid Ingestion and Hand-to-Mouth Contact: Never eat, drink, or smoke while working with leaded solder. Wash your hands thoroughly after handling solder and before eating or touching your face.
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