TASSOL SOLDER 63% 0.8mm 250G IR300

Tin wire, which is used as one of the most important raw materials in the manufacture of electronic boards, is in fact a tin and lead alloy, the ratio of which to this alloy is one of the most important characteristics of this product. In conventional and conventional uses, the ratio of tin to 63% is used to lead 37%. Another characteristic of tin wire is the thickness of the wire, which is available in the range of 0.25 to 2.0 in the market. Thin wires are mainly used for soldering smaller pieces and are, moreover, more expensive than wires with higher scores. Finally, the weight of tin wire is also considered as one of the parameters of tin wire selection, which should be selected depending on the volume of consumption.