Massmall Solder Electrical Soldering 0 0119 Review

This is the smallest diameter solder I have used. It is excellent for soldering very small parts. The price is about the same as for similar products.

I used thick solder wire so when I switched to this it all changed. And this wire leaves no traces, odors and smoke. It flows easily, although I also use flux it's just a good idea. Work primarily with wires from 22 AWG to 30 AWG, so less.

I used a temperature controlled soldering station set to a lower temperature of 360 degrees and as the datasheet says it flowed properly when soldering a new solder joint. This is useful when soldering iron users can't get much hotter. However, if you are attempting to re-solder a joint where the existing solder has a higher melting point, this is not possible as a higher melting point is required. than by weight.

This solder meets all the requirements for repair work on microchips with fine pitch and small parts. First, it's really thin. Fine solder and a fine iron tip allow you to solder only what you need without ruining neighboring components or markings. Another thing is that this is alloy 37-63. 37-63 - "eutectic" alloy. With this eutectic alloy, it is more difficult to get a cold joint. All of this means that using this ultra fine solder can be a waste of time unless dealing with small components…