YI LIN 60/40 Solder Tin Lead Rosin Core Solder Wire For Electrical Soldering (0.6mm/100g)

YI LIN 60/40 Solder Tin Lead Rosin Core Solder Wire For Electrical Soldering (0.6mm/100g)

$ 8.99

Score By Feature

Based on 704 ratings

Style

9.90

Value for money

9.78

Easy to use

9.68

Maneuverability

9.28

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Rosin Core Solder Wire: Tin Lead Solder Wire is a high-quality Rosin Core Solder Wire.

Tin 60%-Lead 40%(Sn60-Pb40); Gross weight:100g/- The Tin Lead Solder Wire:Tin 60%-Lead 40%(Sn60-Pb40); Gross weight:100g/- 22 pounds; Flux Content: 1. 8%;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0;0; 8mm

Antioxidation, low melting point, quick welding, beautiful welding point, and minimal residue

For welding electronic components, excellent soldering skills are required. Repair of cable, television, and radio. Stereos; Circuit boards; Do-it-yourself; Home improvement and household appliances, and so on.

We believe in the customer-first service concept, and if you have any questions, we will provide you with a satisfactory response.

Questions & Answers

Is it possible to increase the speed and flow of this rosin core solder wire by using flux? Thanks! ?

Sure. Simply use a rosin flux that is of good quality. NOT the kind of flux you'd use to solder pipes or other similar items. It'd be a disaster if that happened. I keep a small container of rosin flux on hand for when I need to solder connector pins together. When soldering to a circuit board, you don't usually need extra flux; it just makes a bigger mess.

Which solder size (mm) should I use for my cellphone, television, and other small household appliances?

Normally, I use a value of 0. 6mm or 0. Solder with a rosin core of 8mm. It's all right.

Is flux included in the solder wire, or do I need to use flux when welding or soldering?

Some of the more expensive name-brand solders have two layers. 2% to 3. 3% flux. According to the product description, this is a 1. 8%.

Selected User Reviews For YI LIN 60/40 Solder Tin Lead Rosin Core Solder Wire For Electrical Soldering (0.6mm/100g)

Where did the rosin go? There is no rosin in this wire

3/5

Anaya Baird

| Aug 31, 2021

Exceptionally good

5/5

This stuff is fantastic; it flows like butter and requires very little heat. Definitely of excellent quality.

Sterling BYRNE

| Mar 05, 2021

It's ideal for repairing my electronic devices

5/5

It was very useful a few days ago! I used this for a project that had been on my to-do list for over a year and had only recently gotten around to doing; the price was low and the shipping was prompt; I was overjoyed that all of the stars in my diy project were aligning; I finished my project a few days ago and was very pleased with the results. This is something I would strongly suggest.

Stanley DOHERTY

| Jan 29, 2021

Quality is excellent

5/5

It flows easily, melts quickly, and is thin enough for electronics work. Although it is a rosin core, it is still recommended that you use flux for the majority of your tasks with it. Much better than the low-cost lead-free solder that came with my soldering iron. It fits perfectly in the solder holder on the iron stand and is of good quality in general. I'd suggest it.

Gia Cameron

| Mar 22, 2021

It's compatible with my low-cost soldering iron

5/5

Yes, it was successful. I had no lead-free solder left at home, and using my cheap soldering iron was a nightmare. This stuff saved the day and allowed me to finish my project; I'm no expert, but this melts at a lower temperature, which was exactly what I needed for my project.

Sergio Santana

| Mar 14, 2021

Small hobbyists will enjoy it

5/5

For small tech DIYers or general soldering with crafts, this is a great buy. It performs admirably and is an absolute must-have for keyboard fans. GET ROSIN FLUX WHEN YOU BUY. Soldering is a breeze with this tool.

Hanna Snow

| Jul 07, 2021

Does Job

5/5

It can be used as a RR and a HAM operator model. It does what it's supposed to do, and it does it well. It appears to be thin enough for small contacts to be made.

Jane Frey

| May 09, 2021

It works in the same way as the old stuff

5/5

With just the right amount of lead, the flow is good and the heat is manageable - as solder did in the past.

Ellis LEES

| Jan 17, 2021