Soldering flux

Soldering Iron Flux

• Flux is a chemical cleaning agent used before and during the soldering process of electronic components onto circuit boards.
• it is used in both manual hand soldering as well as the different automated processes used by PCB contract manufacturers.
• The main purpose of the flux is to prepare the metal surfaces for soldering by cleaning and removing any oxides and impurities.
• Oxides are formed when metal is exposed to air and may prevent the formation of good solder joints.
• The flux also protects the metal surfaces from re-oxidation during soldering and helps the soldering process by altering the surface tension of the molten solder.
• Flux is made up of a base material and an activator which is the chemical that promotes better wetting of the solder by removing oxides from the metal.
• It also contains other solvents and additives to help with the soldering process as well as inhibiting corrosion.
• Flux may be solid, pasty, or liquid in form depending on how and where it will be used.
• For hand soldering, flux can be applied by a flux pen or is usually in the core of the solder wire that most technicians use.
• For the automated soldering processes used by CMs during printed circuit board manufacturing, there are a couple of different ways that the flux will be applied.

Description Soldering Iron Flux

• Fluxing excellent results,
• joint high intensity.
• Good insulation.
• Smooth welding surface.
• Type: Soldering Paste
• Weight: 80g
• Feature: High Intensity, Insulation.
• Notes: Due to the light and screen setting difference, the item’s color may be slightly different from the pictures.

Package Includes:

• 1 x Soldering Paste
• Product type: Soldering Accessories