Part #: 63/37
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63/37 Alloy Specifications
General Information: The 63/37 alloy is a eutectic mixture of 63% tin and 37% lead, known for its low melting point and excellent flow characteristics. This alloy is commonly used in soldering applications due to its reliable performance and ease of use.
Specifications
- Composition: Consists of 63% tin and 37% lead, offering a balanced combination of melting point, fluidity, and bond strength.
- Melting Point: The eutectic composition ensures a sharp melting point at 183°C (361°F), facilitating quick and efficient soldering processes.
- Flow Characteristics: Exhibits excellent wetting and flow properties, allowing the solder to spread evenly and form strong, reliable bonds.
- Corrosion Resistance: Provides good resistance to corrosion, ensuring long-term reliability of soldered joints in various environments.
Applications
- Electronics: Widely used in electronic assembly and repair for soldering components such as circuit boards, wires, and connectors.
- Plumbing: Suitable for plumbing applications to join copper pipes and fittings securely and effectively.
- Crafts and Jewelry Making: Utilized in crafts, jewelry making, and stained glass work for its ease of use and reliable bonding properties.
Compliance
Industry Standards: The 63/37 alloy complies with relevant industry standards for soldering materials, ensuring quality, reliability, and performance in various soldering applications.
Identification
The designation 63/37 denotes the specific composition of tin and lead in the alloy, providing essential information for selecting the appropriate solder for different soldering tasks based on its characteristics and performance attributes.
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