Soldering Tin / Cynel Sn60Pb40 with SW26 Flux 1mm 100g

Cynel Sn60Pb40 SW26 Solder 100g

The Cynel Sn60Pb40 SW26 solder is a renowned product that has gained recognition among professionals in the fields of electronics and electrical engineering. Made from the highest quality materials, crafted through a precise first smelting process of tin and lead, it meets the EN ISO 9453:2014 standards. Offering excellent quality and performance, it is the first choice for professionals seeking reliable solutions for both manual and automatic soldering. It contains SW26 flux, which enables effective and durable bonding of components.

The composition of this solder has been carefully balanced to provide optimal conductive and strength properties. With a tin content of 59.50 to 60.50% and the remainder being lead, it meets the highest quality standards. The minimal presence of other elements ensures that the product is free from impurities, offering excellent performance. It features a melting temperature range of 183 to 190°C, a specific gravity of 8.50 g/cm³, and thermal conductivity of 49 W/m•K. The tensile strength at break is 535 kgf/cm², and the elongation at break reaches 40%. The recommended tip temperature for soldering ranges from 340 to 420°C, providing optimal conditions for precise and efficient bonding.

Properties

• Melting Temperature: 183 / 190°C
• Specific Gravity: 8.50 g/cm³
• Resistivity: 0.153 μΩ*m
• Thermal Conductivity: 49 W/m•K
• Tensile Strength at Break: 535 kgf/cm²
• Elongation at Break: 40%
• Hardness: 16 HB
• Recommended Tip Temperature for Soldering: 340 - 420°C
• Flux Designation according to DIN 8511: SW26
• Flux Designation according to ISO 9454: 1.1.2B
• Flux Designation according to J-STD-004: ROL1
• Flux Content in Solder: 2.5 +/- 0.2%
• Halide Content in Flux: < 0.5%
• Flux Acid Number: 215 ±10 mg KOH/g
• Flux Corrosiveness: Non-corrosive
• Flux Washability: Organic solvents, e.g., IPA