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 Tin-Zinc
(Sn-Zn) solder wires
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Benefits and Uses
Used to join heating panels, high voltage components &
sound equipment. Used in spraywire form to spray molds,
patterns, capacitors, trophies, and for ultrasonic soldering.
General Procedure
Clean the area to be soldered with a stainless steel wire
brush. Apply matching flux when necessary. Heat the area
to be tinned (NOT the solder wire itself), then tin the
area by rubbing the wire on the surface.
The following chart represents our standard tin-zinc alloys.
We recommend testing appropriate alloys in your specific
application to ensure suitability. Samples of Bukdu's alloys
are always available upon request.
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Temperature(”ĘC)
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Wire dimensions
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Sn
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Zn
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Sb
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Cu
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Melting |
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100
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-
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-
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-
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232
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- 5kgs bobbin
-10kgs bobbin
-15kgs bobbin
-30kgs paper drum
-50kgs paper drum |
Diameter: 1.3mm ~ 3.0mm |
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91
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9
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-
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-
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199
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85
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15
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-
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-
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199~260
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80
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20
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-
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-
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199~288
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70
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30
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-
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-
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199~360
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60
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40
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-
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-
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199~343
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82
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15.8
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0.7
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1.5
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218.5~230.5
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76
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21.1
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0.9
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2.0
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219.3~227.5
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76
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22.8
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1.0
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0.2
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220.1~232.5
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76
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19.4
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1.1
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3.5
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219.7~231.2
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74
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24.7
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1.2
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0.1
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220.3~231.6
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77
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18.7
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1.3
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3.0
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219.5~231.9
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78
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20
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1.0
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1.0
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220.4~230.4
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79
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20
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0.7
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0.1
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219.7~231.7
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80
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17.3
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1.2
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1.5
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220.4~230.1
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Tin-Zinc-Lead
(Sn-Zn-Pb) solder wires
| Economical solders for repairing & joining
most metals including aluminum and cast iron.
Benefits and Uses
Low application temperatures prevent loss of properties
and minimize distortion. Excellent for use in production
processes joining large surface areas of aluminum. Also
used to build up, fill or seal cast iron, malleable iron,
copper, steel and nickel alloys. It can be used in the repair
of Kirksite and galvanized surfaces; also for sealing water
jackets, compressor housings, gear boxes, liners, cast iron
radiators, and for tinning surfaces as a base for Babbitt
Metal. Will withstand hydraulic pressure up to 900 psi.
General Procedure
The joint area must be cleaned and ground, filed or chipped,
to improve strength where vibration is expected. Heat the
area of application (NOT the rod directly). Tin the area
thoroughly by rubbing the rod on the surface, allowing conducted
heat to melt the alloy, and then add additional rod for
filling.
When necessary, flux should be applied to ensure bonding.
Depending on the application, Flux for aluminum soldering
or Flux may be used for metals except aluminum. Some applications
do not require flux.
The following chart represents our standard tin-zinc-lead
alloys. Call us to discuss your specific needs. We recommend
testing appropriate alloys in your specific application
to ensure suitability. Samples of Bukdu's alloys are always
available upon request.
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Composition(%)
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Temperature(”ĘC)
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Packing
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Wire dimensions
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Sn
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Zn
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Pb
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Melting |
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30
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20
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50
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177~288
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- 5kgs bobbin
-10kgs bobbin
-15kgs bobbin
-30kgs paper drum
-50kgs paper drum |
Diameter: 1.3mm ~ 3.0mm
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33
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4
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63
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177~288
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Sn = Tin, Zn = Zinc, Pb = Lead
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Tin-
Zinc (Sn-Zn) flux cored solder wires
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Composition(%)
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Temperature(”ĘC)
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Packing
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Wire dimensions
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Sn
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Zn
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flux(w %)
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Melting |
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100
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-
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232 |
- 500g bobbin
- 1 kg bobbin
-5 kgs bobbin
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Diameter: 0.8mm ~ 2.0mm
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91
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9
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2~3
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199 |
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Sn = Tin, Zn = Zinc
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Tin-
Copper-Silver (Sn-Cu-Ag) Bar Solder |
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Composition(%)
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Temperature(”ĘC)
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Packing
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Bar dimensions
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Sn
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Cu
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Ag
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Melting |
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0.3
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- |
- 5 kgs paper box
- 10 kgs paper box
- 15 kgs paper box |
Size: 30mm x 1.5mm x 270mm
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99
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0.7
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0.3
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- |
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97
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3
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-
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-
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| Sn = Tin, Zn = Zinc, Ag = Silver |
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Copyright by Shin Saeng Metal
#3-79, Nae-Dong, O Jong-Gu, Bucheon City, Gyeonggi-Do, Korea,
Korea ZiP:421-160
Tel:+82-505-439-4015, Fax: 82-505-439-6047
E-mail: ghk3722@naver.com
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