Is this a rosin core solder?
1768623
No. Flux is incorporated in the solder. Flows easily with negligible residue when used with micro-torch.
1768624
It is rosin core. Although it does not say that anywhere on the packaging I received. It is also a smaller package then indicated in the shipping weight. It does preform very well however. A noticeable difference in signal quality on the scope in certain applications vs standard tin. I am not an expert however so your milage may vary.
1021759
Good morning, We checked with the manufacturer to make sure and they advised the following:"The 60% on the reel's label refers to the Rosin Core.The solder itself is 99.3% tin and 0.7% silver, as stated on the technical specifications."Hope this helps. Please let us know if there's anything else we are able to do for you. Thank you,
2093092
Yes it is, for more information go to their website. http://www.all-clad.com/Pages/Collections/COPPER%20CORE.aspx
1343902
Yes it does contain a solderlesd breadboard,You can check out this link:http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoStarterKitGallery
1632620
Just guessing that yes it is. It is a silicone product and so I am using it to make soap with using the cold process.
529319
Yes, I have used it to repair surface mount circuit boards, replacing ICs less than 1/4" square. The technique for soldering takes more time than removing SMT parts.Bruce Sanderson
1423777
No. It's 60/40 (Pb/Sn) resin core solder, used for soldering electric components. Lead free solder doesn't work very well for electrical soldering because it has a higher melting temperature and doesn't flow as well into a joint. I actually use a very thin (.025") resin core solder for my circuit board work. If you do use solder containing lead, just make sure you use it in a well ventilated area. Lead free solder is used for copper plumbing and such, and you have to clean and flux the joint before soldering. Hope this helps.
376691
I seriously doubt it, they would normally list it if it was. But it is cheap and it does do the job. If you are using this in an important application that requires RoHS I think you may be looking in the wrong place. A EE teflon insulated wire would probably serve you better.
2019797
That sounds like very delicate decorative soldering. I think this tool is mainly for electrical soldering. I would recommend a Weller. You will pay more, but they last and the tips are easy to change. They just screw on and off. This one is held in with screws. When I started to have trouble with the tip for my decorative soldering, I stripped the heads. I couldn't get the tip off. You will need a small tip and you can get various tips for the Weller.
1162890
the one I purchased appears to have a brass stem with a stainless steel nut.
1695873
Yes, I have soldered this wire. I have also used it for artistic soldering on my stone wraps. Just make sure it is clean and use flux.
573349
It should work perfectly for that. Make sure you use rosin core (flux core) solder, and keep your tip and the wires very clean.
1549643
Yes it is. I use it for extracting honey before bottling. AI Root would sell these for the specific purpose of honey extraction.
1184680
No, it is not. It is for crimping copper or aluminum connectors on cable of various size.
1228456
No, it is used to melt solder which holds copper together or to hold copper to a circuit board.
788505
I believe this is not really what the mat is intended for. You would be better off getting a proper soldering mat than to use a mat for pc hardware components.
538076
No. a special tool is recommended but I found soldering them was easy. Good luck