Sn:96.5 - Ag:3 - Cu:0.5, 500 Gr, 0.75 mm - Silver Lead-free Solder Wire

Sn:96.5 - Ag:3 - Cu:0.5, is a high-quality soldering material frequently used in the electronics industry. The proportions of the elements in its content determine the melting point, fluidity and mechanical properties of the solder.

• Sn:96.5: This shows that 96.5% of the solder is pure tin (tin). Tin is the main component of solder and provides good wetting and solder joint properties.
• Ag:3: 3% of the solder is silver. Silver increases the strength of the solder, increases its fatigue resistance and ensures better performance at high temperatures.
• Cu:0.5: 0.5% of the solder is copper. Copper increases the fluidity of the solder and strengthens the durability of the solder connection.

Solder wire is used to bring components together and establish electrical connections in electronic circuits.This solder wire is especially preferred in applications requiring high reliability and durability.

Features

• High Purity: Since the ratios of the elements in its content are precisely adjusted, it is a high purity solder.
• High Strength: Thanks to the presence of silver, solder connections are quite durable.
• Good Electrical Conductivity: Thanks to the high electrical conductivity of tin and copper, solder connections provide excellent electrical conductivity.
• Corrosion Resistance: Silver increases the resistance of solder against corrosion.
• Environmentally Friendly: Since it does not contain lead, it is not harmful to the environment and human health.

Areas of Use

• Electronics Industry: In the production of electronic devices such as mobile phones, computers, televisions
• Automotive Industry: In vehicle electronics and sensors
• Military Electronics: In military vehicles and systems
• Medical Devices: In the production of medical devices requiring high precision

How How to use?

The soldering process is carried out using a suitable soldering iron, flux and solder wire. The surfaces to be soldered are cleaned, flux is applied and then heated with a soldering iron. Melting solder fills the gap between the components, creating a solid connection.

Things to Consider

• Safety: High temperatures may occur during the soldering process. Therefore, protective glasses, gloves and appropriate clothing should be used.
• Ventilation: Work in a well-ventilated environment.
• Use of Flux: The use of flux during soldering allows the solder to spread better and form a stronger bond.

Conclusion

Sn:96.5 - Ag:3 - Cu:0.5 solder wire is an ideal option for high-quality and reliable soldering processes.This solder wire, which is widely used in the electronics industry, has features such as high strength, good electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance.

It does not contain Lead!.

In our country, in addition to the previously widely used lead-free solder alloys such as SAC 300 and SAC 305, silver-free lead-free alloys have become more preferred in terms of reducing production costs. Alternative lead-free alloys are preferred by many manufacturers because they reduce production costs by approximately 60%. All lead-free solders are suitable for hand soldering and are available with or without channels.

Areas of Use
In general electrical and electronic applications.
Tin and silver alloy solders are used in the food industry (items for storing and transporting food products).
In places requiring strength and durability. Fuses etc.

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