Re: English solder
- From: "gb" <onw9mapsgb@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 29 Dec 2005 23:50:57 -0600
"Peter Lener" <plener@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> sometime in my remote past i had solder i believe that came from
> england--it had 5 tubes of flux in the very thin solder--i believe the
> name was edwin or erwin or something that started with e
>
> any help is appreciated--trying to buy some from them
>
>
Multicore Solder is know owned by Loctite - A Henkel company
http://www.multicore.com/
Select you part of world, for distributors and suppliers.
Newark / MCM / Farnell / InOne companies are distributor of Multicore
solders.
Right in the Farnell (UK) on-line catalog
MultiCore 63/37 alloy (eutectic mix) - 1 lb roll
0.56 mm outside diameter - 1001713
http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/endecaSearch/partDetail.jsp?SKU=1001713&N=0
0.61 mm outside diameter - 1001714
http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/endecaSearch/partDetail.jsp?SKU=1001714&N=0
BTW, there will always be Tin / Lead solder available. Yes, Lead free is
being used in new fabrication -- BUT conventional tin-lead materials
(components) are NOT compatible with the new lead-free device finishes.
As part of the global transition to lead-free, component manufacturers are
switching to lead-free finishes -- BUT this takes time and inventories are
very large for some components.
Pure Tin and Tin/Lead alloy solders are used in other industries that do not
have these restrictions .. such as the stained glass industry, auto body,
restoration work, etc.
gb
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