🔌 Copper Wrapping for Flexible 0.25mm Soldering Review

I don't actually wrap wires, and probably neither do you. It's just a thin single core wire which I find very useful for small connections and spot modifications on PCBs.

I have been soldering for 15 years and can say this is a very good Kynar for the price. Easily removed with nails. The wire itself is not brittle, so it can be bent many times before breaking. Insulation creep is controlled. The insulation creeps when you tin or solder the wire, and the heat causes the insulation to creep up exposing most of the conductor. You can counteract this by pre-processing and trimming the excess wire. He will crawl back until he stops.

Definitely not recommended for repairing/repairing PCB prototype assemblies Adding "3D schematics" and repairing prototypes showing errors in the have circuit diagrams or diagrams. I'm used to a reel of teflon coated wire that I bought years ago and recently had to replace. It is definitely not recommended for this application. First, the wire is difficult to solder even with aggressive flux. which makes me doubt the design. Second, the wire has a PVC jacket that melts and shrinks at the solder