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Solder (also known
as tin-lead) is a
deposit containing a
mixture of tin and
lead. It is used on
wire and electrical
contacts to protect
the base metal from
oxidizing, it
enhances
solderability, and
provides corrosion
protection. It is
often used in the
electronics industry
when solderability
is a must. Tin-lead
plating also helps
eliminate the
problem of tin
"whiskers". However,
due to the lead,
solder has toxic
properties and has
become regulated.
Please keep in mind
that tin-lead
plating, by its
nature, is non-RoHS
compliant.
KPW Offers:
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60/40 Solder:
Matte and Bright
Finish
90/10 Solder:
Matte and Bright
Finish
95/5 Solder:
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The Benefits of
Tin-Lead Include:
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Improved
Solderability
·
Corrosion
Protection
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Oxidation
Resistance
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Etch Resistance
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Tin "Whisker"
Elimination
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· MIL-P-81728
· AMS-P-81728
· Custom
Specifications
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