Solder Wires

Soldering Wire Alpha Sn60pb40 0.5kg 0.75mm 500 G

Alpha Fluitin 1532 is a solder wire with an activated rosin core, designed for general soldering applications. It offers good thermal stability at pre-soldering temperatures, ensuring excellent...

Alpha Fluitin 1532 is a solder wire with an activated rosin core, designed for general soldering applications. It offers good thermal stability at pre-soldering temperatures, ensuring excellent performance on components with poor or demanding soldering surfaces.

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Alpha Fluitin 1532 is a solder wire with an activated rosin core, designed for general soldering applications. It offers good thermal stability at pre-soldering temperatures, ensuring excellent performance on components with poor or demanding soldering surfaces.

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Specifications

Type
Soldering Wire
Thickness
0.75 mm
Quantity
500 gr

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Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • My go-to solder for the last 20 years. It belongs to MacDermid, which is a giant in the field of electronic consumables and metals/fluxes/etc.

    Category ROM1. Rosin - Organic - Medium activated - Halide containing (1). It means it has the "strength" to eat through oxidation that ROM0 and ROL0 fluxes cannot. The downside is that if you don’t have ventilation or an extractor, in 20 minutes you’ll feel like you smoked 20 cigarettes at once and your throat will hurt for the next 3 days.

    As a solder, it is considered the golden standard along with Kester 44, which belongs to the same parent company. Alpha markets it for professional hand-soldering applications, which is a very formal way of saying "the alloy is very pure and behaves in a predictable way".
    What it does well, and what matters to the average technician, is the speed at which it wets, which is... very fast, instant fast. It also behaves in exactly the same way on all pads and pins.

    The flux remains active for a fairly long time, ~4 seconds, and its residues are transparent, hard, and non-sticky, while coming off immediately with isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush - cotton swab.

    The soldering iron tip stays clean, it doesn’t build up carbon or burnt flux. On average, I’ve noticed that I clean the tip every 50-80 pins depending on the oxidation.

    In short, very good solder, reliable and predictable, but expensive and hard to find.

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  • My go-to solder for the last 20 years. It belongs to MacDermid, which is a giant in the field of electronic consumables and metals/fluxes/etc.

    Category ROM1. Rosin - Organic - Medium activated - Halide containing (1). It means it has the "strength" to eat through oxidation that ROM0 and ROL0 fluxes cannot. The downside is that if you don’t have ventilation or an extractor, in 20 minutes you’ll feel like you smoked 20 cigarettes at once and your throat will hurt for the next 3 days.

    As a solder, it is considered the golden standard along with Kester 44, which belongs to the same parent company. Alpha markets it for professional hand-soldering applications, which is a very formal way of saying "the alloy is very pure and behaves in a predictable way".
    What it does well, and what matters to the average technician, is the speed at which it wets, which is... very fast, instant fast. It also behaves in exactly the same way on all pads and pins.

    The flux remains active for a fairly long time, ~4 seconds, and its residues are transparent, hard, and non-sticky, while coming off immediately with isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush - cotton swab.

    The soldering iron tip stays clean, it doesn’t build up carbon or burnt flux. On average, I’ve noticed that I clean the tip every 50-80 pins depending on the oxidation.

    In short, very good solder, reliable and predictable, but expensive and hard to find.

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Description & Specifications

Alpha Fluitin 1532 is a solder wire with an activated rosin core, designed for general soldering applications. It offers good thermal stability at pre-soldering temperatures, ensuring excellent performance on components with poor or demanding soldering surfaces.

Manufacturer

Type
Soldering Wire
Thickness
0.75 mm
Quantity
500 gr

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (1)

  1. 1
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • My go-to solder for the last 20 years. It belongs to MacDermid, which is a giant in the field of electronic consumables and metals/fluxes/etc.

    Category ROM1. Rosin - Organic - Medium activated - Halide containing (1). It means it has the "strength" to eat through oxidation that ROM0 and ROL0 fluxes cannot. The downside is that if you don’t have ventilation or an extractor, in 20 minutes you’ll feel like you smoked 20 cigarettes at once and your throat will hurt for the next 3 days.

    As a solder, it is considered the golden standard along with Kester 44, which belongs to the same parent company. Alpha markets it for professional hand-soldering applications, which is a very formal way of saying "the alloy is very pure and behaves in a predictable way".
    What it does well, and what matters to the average technician, is the speed at which it wets, which is... very fast, instant fast. It also behaves in exactly the same way on all pads and pins.

    The flux remains active for a fairly long time, ~4 seconds, and its residues are transparent, hard, and non-sticky, while coming off immediately with isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush - cotton swab.

    The soldering iron tip stays clean, it doesn’t build up carbon or burnt flux. On average, I’ve noticed that I clean the tip every 50-80 pins depending on the oxidation.

    In short, very good solder, reliable and predictable, but expensive and hard to find.

    Translated from Greek ·
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  • My go-to solder for the last 20 years. It belongs to MacDermid, which is a giant in the field of electronic consumables and metals/fluxes/etc.

    Category ROM1. Rosin - Organic - Medium activated - Halide containing (1). It means it has the "strength" to eat through oxidation that ROM0 and ROL0 fluxes cannot. The downside is that if you don’t have ventilation or an extractor, in 20 minutes you’ll feel like you smoked 20 cigarettes at once and your throat will hurt for the next 3 days.

    As a solder, it is considered the golden standard along with Kester 44, which belongs to the same parent company. Alpha markets it for professional hand-soldering applications, which is a very formal way of saying "the alloy is very pure and behaves in a predictable way".
    What it does well, and what matters to the average technician, is the speed at which it wets, which is... very fast, instant fast. It also behaves in exactly the same way on all pads and pins.

    The flux remains active for a fairly long time, ~4 seconds, and its residues are transparent, hard, and non-sticky, while coming off immediately with isopropyl alcohol and a toothbrush - cotton swab.

    The soldering iron tip stays clean, it doesn’t build up carbon or burnt flux. On average, I’ve noticed that I clean the tip every 50-80 pins depending on the oxidation.

    In short, very good solder, reliable and predictable, but expensive and hard to find.

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