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I wouldn't push the halide-free, rosin-free too hard. I'd suggest an ROL0,
ROL1, REL0 or REL1 core flux with the lowest flux percent that will do the
job. If anyone wants Alpha suggestions and SIR/ECM data, email me
privately. Henkel/Multicore, Indium, Kester, Qualitek have suitable wire
also.
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Re: [TN] looking for suggestions for no-clean flux-core PB-free wire
solder
Nigel Burtt
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Would suggest a SAC305 alloy wire and unless the soldering job is
particularly troublesome, use around a 1% flux core which is rosin-free and
halide-free. You may wish to find a flux which is similar chemistry to
existing lead-free paste and wave solder flux too.
All the usual suspects (Alpha, Henkel/Multicore, Indium, Kester, Qualitek
etc etc) will have suitable products. Suggest you ask for sample (small
reel) from various suppliers you are comfortable with based upon your
preferred criteria and let them choose what they find works best for them.
Having done this before, ours picked Alpha FT2002 - but the deciding aspect
at the time was the green colour of the plastic spool which easily
differentiated it from the reels of SnPb solder on the benches!
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