🔌 Welding Storage Electrical Electronics with Optimized Diameter Review

melting point 361F is Sn63Pb37 solder. Tin and lead with rosin core. I looked for and found lead solder with a lower melting point. The hose is handy for keeping your fingers off the line. I usually make my own feeder, but this one comes with it. After the solder is used I will use the tube for just such a job.

I have this for assembling/repairing Ham Radio Electronics (HAM). Four (4) tubes of 63% tin and 37% lead rosin core solder works best for me as it has a lower melting point and easier flow characteristics than lead-free solder. The dispenser cap minimizes skin contact (wash hands after work). The tubes have a pocket clip which I found useful to keep the tube from rolling off the work surface. I thought this was a good deal and added tubes to both my ham radio emergency kit and my home…

Beautiful solder pack. You get four tubes and they're easy to use, just run solder through the tip and then pull out as many as you need and keep the rest safe. It also has a clip so you can attach it to your shirt so it's always there without losing track of place. Being in a tube versus a roll also means you can easily hold the solder like a pen in one hand and use the iron in the other much easier and faster. Arrived well packaged and you get four tubes, well worth it. Price.