Rosin Soldering Flux Paste Solder Welding Grease Copper Iron Steel Pipes 2 ounce

Description

Rosin Soldering Flux Paste Solder Welding Grease Copper Iron Steel Pipes 2 ounce
High quality Rosin soldering paste flux
Formulated for use with tin/lead and lead-free alloys
Contains 2 ounce (50 gr) in a "Hockey Puck"
Smooth welding surface, rosin leaves a protective coating over soldered area
The ideal flux for electrical and electronic repairs
MIYAKO Rosin Soldering Flux Paste 50 grams (2 ounces)
MIYAKO W-2 is a petrolatum-based soldering flux, containing Rosin and organic acid activator. Unlike many paste fluxes, it contains NO Zinc Chloride or Ammonium Chloride, making it ideal for electrical and electronic repairs. The Rosin also leaves a protective coating over the soldered area that can prevent corrosion.
Ideal for electrical and PCB repairs
Does not need to be cleaned
Contains 2 ounces (56.6 grams) in a jar
Type RA (Rosin-Activated) Flux
Active Temperature Range: 93 – 315°C / 200 – 600°
Dimensions: 2.5″ Dia x 1″ H (64 x 25.5 mm)
Weight: 2.5 Oz (70.8g)
How it Works
Prep Surfaces
Prep the surfaces by removing any dirt, rust, grease, paint, and other contaminants with sandpaper, wire brush, steel wool, etc. For many applications, the residues can be removed with just a rag and some isopropyl alcohol. These impurities may prevent solder flow so it is important not to proceed until clean metal is visible.
Choose an Applicator
Various tools can be used as an applicator for the flux including toothpicks, acid brushes and spatulas. Wires and components can simply be dipped as well. One of the benefits of paste flux opposed to liquid is that it will stay put wherever you apply it.
Apply the Flux Paste
Using your applicator of choice, apply the flux to the target areas you are about to solder. The exact amount applied will depend on the job but in general use just enough to cover the area to be soldered in an even coating. Remember that the solder will flow to where the flux is so make sure to apply only where it is needed to prevent solder bridges and mess.
Apply Heat and Solder
Apply heat using a soldering iron or hot air gun to bring to melting temperature and solder. Remove heat and allow to cool. Remove residue with rag if wanted.