
10 Feet Soldering Wire (35gm-50gm) with Bobbin – Low Melting Tin Lead Wire Reel for Soldering Tools
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Description
The 10 Feet Soldering Wire with Bobbin is a high-quality soldering material designed for precision soldering tasks. Made from a low-melting tin-lead alloy, this soldering wire ensures smooth and reliable connections in electrical and electronics applications. It comes with a durable bobbin, making it convenient to handle and store. Suitable for DIY projects, electronic repairs, and professional soldering tasks, this wire ensures excellent conductivity and minimal residue for a clean finish.
Specifications
| Wire Length | 10 Feet |
| Weight | 35gm to 50gm |
| Material Composition | Tin-Lead Alloy |
| Melting Point | Low Melting Point (~180-190°C) |
| Flux Content | Integrated for Better Flow |
| Bobbin Type | Compact and Easy-to-Use Design |
| Wire Diameter | 0.8mm (Approx.) |
| Residue | Minimal Post-Soldering |
Key Features
- Excellent Conductivity: Ensures strong and reliable solder joints.
- Low Melting Point: Allows for efficient and precise soldering.
- Minimal Residue: Clean soldering experience with less cleanup.
- Durable Bobbin: Easy to handle and store without tangling.
- Versatile Use: Ideal for a wide range of soldering tasks, from small repairs to large projects.
Applications
- Electronics Repair: For soldering circuit boards and components.
- DIY Projects: Perfect for hobbyists and makers in creating custom electronics.
- Professional Use: Widely used in workshops and production lines.
- Household Repairs: For fixing appliances and other electronic devices.
Usage Tips
- Pre-Tin Your Iron: Always apply a small amount of solder to the tip before starting to improve heat transfer.
- Maintain Proper Temperature: Use an adjustable soldering iron to control heat for optimal results.
- Clean Regularly: Clean the soldering tip after each use to avoid residue buildup.
- Store Properly: Keep the wire on the bobbin to prevent tangling or contamination.
- Safety First: Work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling flux fumes.















