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Product Introduction

The lead electrode produced by the company is made of pure tin raw materials in Yunnan, with a series of outstanding characteristics and advantages, suitable for a variety of welding applications:
The first high purity tin raw material: Our lead electrode is made of high purity Yunnan pure tin raw material to ensure the purity and quality of welding materials.
Second, less tin slag: The production process of the solder strip is excellent, and the impurities are less, which reduces the risk of tin slag in the welding process, and helps to improve the quality and stability of welding.

Third solder joint bright: When using our lead electrode for welding, the solder joint presents a bright and uniform appearance, improving the beauty of the welding.
The fourth wide application: suitable for a variety of welding processes and scenarios, including electronics, electrical, metal processing, manufacturing and other fields.
Fifth reliable connection: Lead electrode to ensure that the solder joint is stable and firm, can withstand a certain mechanical stress, to ensure the reliability of welding connections.
Sixth, low-temperature welding: suitable for low-temperature welding tasks, helping to avoid the impact of high temperature on sensitive parts.
Seventh easy to operate: the solder bar is easy to operate and suitable for welders of all skill levels, providing a convenient welding solution.
Basic Info.
product name | 2080 Lead solder bar | brand | singway |
Model NO. | 2080 | Material | Sn20Pb80 |
Shape | strip | Melting Point | 183±2℃ |
Individual strip weight | About 0.72kg/ piece | Packing | 20kg/box |
| Range of application | electronic welding | Origin | China |
Product Features

Less oxidizing slag

High pureness

Good electrical conductivity

Solder shine

Full solder joint

Low residue

Tinning fast

Good flow performance
Product Advantage
![]() | Low viscosity, good fluidity and high weldability after melting. |
![]() | The amount of slag produced after melting is small, and it has excellent oxidation resistance. |
![]() | Because there is very little oxidation inclusion, it can minimize the phenomenon of pulling point and bridge chatting. |
![]() | Solder quality is reliable, solder joint bright and full. |
Application area
Suitable for high-grade electronic products
High demand electronics, electronic industry use

Service Capability


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