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Product Introduction
Singway produces lead-free welding wires containing 0.3% silver, which are superior in conductivity and ductility to traditional tin-copper alloys, and are high-end welding wires. During brazing, it provides excellent solder joint continuity, does not sputter, and leaves little residue. This welding wire is suitable for computer board, automobile industry, intelligent control and other fields, whether it is automatic welding machine or manual welding operation, it can meet the high quality requirements. Our welding wires emit very little smoke and do not contain harmful volatile gases, ensuring the safety and health of users. It is the ideal choice for reliable and efficient welding in industries where quality is highest.
Why choose porous tin wire:
1. Quick welding
2. High purity is shown to reduce the variability of molten solder
3. Low residue
4. Increase productivity and reliability
Basic Info.
product name | 0.3 Silver solid core solder wire | brand | singway |
Model NO. | 9901 | Material | Sn99Ag0.3Cu0.7 |
Melting Point | 227℃ | flux | Solid core |
Specific gravity | 7.31±0.1 g/cm3 | Diameter of the line | 0.4-4.0MM |
Shape | filamentous | Packaging | 10 rolls/case |
| Product use | Home appliances and automobile industry | Origin | Dongguan,China |
Product Specifications
Model NO. | Ingredient (WT%) | Melting Point(℃) | Diameter of the line | flux |
990 | Sn99Ag0.3Cu0.7 | 227 | 0.4MM~4.0MM | Solid core |
| 9901 | Sn99Ag0.3Cu0.7 | 227 | Flux-cored |
Eight Core Product Features

Solder and melt tin quickly

No-clean

Boost conductivity

Low splash

Less smoke

Low residue

Increase productivity

High ductility
Product specification

Product Advantage
Select pure tin with high purity above 99.95
Strictly according to the national standard production
MORE THAN 10 INSPECTION PROCEDURES
FOUR QUALITY SYSTEM CERTIFICATION
Scope of application:
The Singway range of soldering wires is perfect for both automatic soldering machines and manual soldering irons, meeting the highest quality standards. Solder wire products are widely used in high-end electronic products, precision electronic instruments, printed lines, micro technology, aviation industry and coated metal brazing. Electronic products, Home appliances, automotive electronics, Industrial appliances, Fuses, Lighting and hardware products.

Service Capability
01 Direct Supply From Manufacturers
Self-produced and self-marketing,complete categories.
02 Steady Supply
Strong capacity guarantee,standing stock sufficient guarantee delivery time.
04 Pre-sale And Post-sale service
One-to-one value-added service.

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