In52Sn48 Sn In Solder(Tin Indium Alloy Solder)
Description
Sn-In alloy solder is applicable in electronic and electrical products, such as TV set, radio, radio transponder, instrument and calculator and others. It is necessary for this solid core solder wire to coat flux when soldering. We have been engaged in research and develop of soldering techniques and solder production equipments by ourselves. Up to now, a unique manufacturing technique has come into being and is popularly accepted by customers. Our tin indium alloy wire and bar meet SGS, ROHS and REACH standards.
Features of Sn-In Alloy Solder
1.Low Melting Point
2.Uniform Texture
3.Good Continuity
4.Bright Color and Luster
Ingredients Table of Sn-In Alloy Solder
Element Sn Bi Pb Al Sb As Cu Fe Zn Cd Ag Ni In
Content/% 47.5-48.5 0.10 0.10 0.001 0.10 0.03 0.05 0.02 0.001 0.002 0.10 0.01 Remain
Parameters of Sn-In Alloy Solder
Model No. In52Sn48
Melting Point (Solidus and Liquidus) 119℃/119℃
Specific Gravity 7.70
Flux Content 2.0%-2.2%
Standard Diameter of Solder Wire 0.5,0.6,0.8,1.0,1.2 (mm)
Wire Diameter Range Offered by Lantytk 0.5 to 3.0 (mm)
Packing Weight 100,200,250,500,800,1000 (g)
Recommended Applications Manual Dip Soldering and Wave Soldering
Type of Tin Indium Alloy Wire and Bar
1.In52Sn48 Sn-In Solder Wire (Tin Indium Alloy Solder Wire)
2.In52Sn48 Sn-In Solder Bar(Tin Indium Alloy Solder Bar)
- Bi58Sn42 Sn Bi Solder(Tin Bismuth Alloy Solder) When using solder as arc welding, the temperature often exceeds the base metal and solder itself many, no hard and soft points; while solder hard solder, such as copper and zinc materials (copper-zinc alloy), silver solder (silver-copper alloy ) of the solder joint strength was largely higher connection strength requirements for metal member, and a smaller solder as solder (tin-lead-based alloy) welded joint strength, but is mainly used to connect the required strength of small joints, such as electronic equipment, instrumen
- Bi58Sn42 Sn Bi Solder Bar Tin is used to solder electrode welding rod. At elevated temperature and pressure conditions are not required to be used to seal solder metal welding. Soldering for electronics, electrical appliances, such as televisions, radios, radio transponders, instruments and calculators.