With the help of a strong research and development team and long-term market research, we have developed original bismuth indium tin eutectic alloy, gallium indium tin, indium tin ally wire that meet the market demand and are loved by consumers. Our confidence in product quality comes from the continuous technological innovation system, strict quality inspection procedures and proactive customer service. The staff team with integrity and dedication, high efficiency and professionalism, energy and passion is the valuable asset of the company's competitiveness, and the foundation for casting brilliance.

Tin based alloy:

361F 183C

Description:

Tin lead alloy is a tin-based eutectic low melt alloy made of two low-melting metals such as tin and lead. It has a low melting point, easy to recycle and can be reused many times.

Application:

When the contents of lead and tin in the lead-tin alloy are different, the material will have different properties and performance.

Lead-tin solder is mainly tin-lead alloy, and some tin solder also contains a small amount of antimony. Tin alloy containing 37%-38% of lead is commonly known as solder, with a melting point of about 183°C. It is used for welding electrical meters and components in industry, automobile replacement, sealing of candy, food and beverage containers, etc.

To custom special specifications or specify the ratio, please feel free to contact us, we will reply as soon as possible.

We have established a nationwide and worldwide marketing and service network, and our independently developed new generation Sn5pb92.5AG2.5 Tin-Lead Cored Solder Wire for Welding Material is at the advanced level. We have always adhered to the principles of quality assurance, credibility, and perfect service, so that we think about what customers want, what customers want, and strive to be greater than customer expectations, so as to increase more value for customers, mutual benefit, and common growth. We optimize the corporate structure, hoping to promote the continued vigorous development of the company.