Solders (272 items) - Page 3
Zoro # G214657783
Mfr # 53011
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Enameled Copper Wire, 23 AWG, 2 oz, 79' Length, 0.0236" Diameter, Red
Zoro # G301910838
Mfr # 23SNSP.125
Zoro # G011821097
Mfr # 61421
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Heavy Build Enameled Copper Wire, 31 AWG, 4 oz, 987' Length, 0.0104" Diameter, Red
Zoro # G101912216
Mfr # 31HNSP.25
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Enameled Copper Wire, 26 AWG, 2 oz, 157' Length, 0.0176" Diameter, 200 DegreeC, Natural
Zoro # G201907112
Mfr # 26H200P.125
Zoro # G100537632
Mfr # 22945
Instant Plumbing Patch
Highside Chemicals Patch Rite Clear Instant Plumbing Patch
Zoro # G800463842
Mfr # 33033
Zoro # G913771865
Mfr # 50193
Zoro # G513796220
Mfr # 20019
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Heavy Build Enameled Copper Wire, 28 AWG, 4 oz, 497' Length, 0.0144" Diameter, Red
Zoro # G201908331
Mfr # 28HNSP.25
Just For Copper
Highside Chemicals Just For Copper 5 3/8 in. L X 8 1/2 in. W Copper Bonding Copper 1 pc
Zoro # G700537865
Mfr # 31052
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Enameled Copper Wire, 33 AWG, 0.0077" Diameter, Natural
Zoro # G601907453
Mfr # 33SNS
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, 240C, Heavy Build Enameled Copper Wire, 24 AWG, 8 oz, 395ft Length, 0.0227 Dia, Nat
Zoro # G707453441
Mfr # 24H240P.5
Zoro # G713796341
Mfr # 21305
Zoro # G814657923
Mfr # 53171
Zoro # G605311003
Mfr # 33945
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Enameled Copper Wire, 34 AWG, 4 oz, 2022' Length, 0.0069" Diameter, Natural
Zoro # G401908018
Mfr # 34SNSP.25
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Heavy Build Enameled Copper Wire, 20 AWG, 8 oz, 157' Length, 0.0346" Diameter, Red
Zoro # G401911520
Mfr # 20HNSP.5
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Heavy Build Enameled Copper Wire, 30 AWG, 4 oz, 783' Length, 0.0117" Diameter, Red
Zoro # G201909703
Mfr # 30HNSP.25
Remington Industries
Magnet Wire, Enameled Copper Wire, 26 AWG, 2 oz, 160' Length, 0.0168" Diameter, Red
Zoro # G701909210
Mfr # 26SNSP.125
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.





























