Solders (272 items) - Page 2
Zoro # G414657637
Mfr # 53016
Zoro # G300537951
Mfr # 62963
Zoro # G700537506
Mfr # 54945
Zoro # G211821149
Mfr # 38050
Zoro # G211821101
Mfr # 61437
Zoro # G111821089
Mfr # 38052
Zoro # G114658019
Mfr # 53061
Zoro # G808384552
Mfr # 21018
Zoro # G111820976
Mfr # 61479
Zoro # G900535876
Mfr # 13955
Zoro # G611820964
Mfr # 61480
Zoro # G313771878
Mfr # 21212
Zoro # G013771918
Mfr # 50192
Zoro # G913771711
Mfr # 21115
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Enameled Copper Wire, 24 AWG, 4 oz, 197' Length, 0.0220" Diameter, 200 DegreeC, Natural
Zoro # G601911399
Mfr # 24H200P.25
Zoro # G413771945
Mfr # 53012
Just For Copper
Highside Chemicals Just For Copper 5-3/8 in. L X 8-1/2 in. W Copper and Brass Bonding Kit 1 pc
Zoro # G700536479
Mfr # 31050
Zoro # G211821002
Mfr # 61427
Zoro # G813771842
Mfr # 29024
Zoro # G314657669
Mfr # 53174
About Solders
Electronic technicians use soldering irons and solder for things like computers, medical equipment and precision measurement systems. There are 2 main types of solder: lead based and lead free. Because of concerns around disposal of electronic items, lead free solder is often used however they do melt at higher temperatures and require a higher dwell time. Leaded solder is an obvious health hazard because the lead can rub off onto your fingers and be ingested through the skin. Before you start soldering, make sure you have flux on hand to clean the solder joints.
































