Aluminum Wire (14 SWG)
Aluminum Stick/Rod
Tin-Zinc solder is designed specifically for
Aluminum-to-Aluminum and Aluminum-to-Copper soldering. It has good corrosion
resistance and tensile strength. Melting range begins at 199°C and lies between
soft solder and silver brazing alloys, thereby avoiding damage to critical
electronics and substrate deformation and segregation. Forms are available for
dip and furnace soldering, torch and iron, spray guns and rub tinning.
Benefits and Uses
It is used
to join electrical/electronic wires and Copper fittings, heating panels, high
voltage components & sound equipment. Used in spray wire form to spray
molds, patterns, capacitors, trophies, and for ultrasonic soldering.
Our 80%Sn
- 20%Zn – are used extensively in spray wire form for capacitors and other
electronic parts. Benefits include higher tensile strength and higher
temperature tolerances.
Other
alloys include 91%Sn - 9%Zn - 199°C eutectic alloy is the best solder for
Aluminum wire to Copper busses or Copper wire to Aluminum busses or contacts.
Its low eutectic melting point minimizes heating of critical
electrical/electronic parts. But not extensively used in India.
The
following chart represents Alloy’s standard Tin-Zinc alloys. Many factors, such
as materials, temperature, and method of application determine the solder joint
strength and characteristics.
Aluminium Flux
- This flux is used for Aluminium to Aluminium or Aluminium to Copper Soldering at Low Temperatures.
- Low-temperature
soldering prevents aluminum components from melting
- Resists
electrolytic action between aluminum and copper, preventing leakage between
dissimilar metals.
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Regards,
B.I.C Solder Team
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