HGMZZQ 60/40 Tin Lead Solder Wire 0.8 mm 50 g
60/40 tin-lead solder wire with 2.2 % rosin core, 0.8 mm diameter, 50 g spool, melts at 183 °C for clean, reliable joints on circuit boards and small appliances
- Compatibility/Fitment6040-08-50
- Standards/CertificationsLead Free Compliant
- 60/40 alloy melts at 183 °C for fast joints
- 2 % rosin flux cuts smoke and cleans while you solder
- 8 mm diameter feeds cleanly through fine-pitch boards
- 50 g spool handles household, audio and circuit-board repairs
- Lead-exposure warning meets California Proposition 65 disclosure
Solder Wire for Electronics Repair
This 60/40 tin-lead solder wire contains a 2.2% rosin core and measures 0.8 mm in diameter. It is supplied as a 50 g spool for electrical soldering tasks. The alloy melts at 183°C (361°F) and flows smoothly to create strong, reliable joints. It suits household appliance repair, stereo work, headset fixes, toys and circuit board maintenance.
Rosin Core Simplifies Hand Soldering
The integrated 2.2% flux core removes the need for separate flux application during hand soldering. This frees up bench space and reduces the number of consumables required for a build or repair session. The wire produces less smoke while melting evenly and cleanly. It is ready to use straight from the spool without additional preparation.
50 g Spool Covers Routine Jobs
The 50 g supply handles routine circuit board work, appliance wiring and hobbyist projects with comfortable headroom. It runs out on extended production runs or heavy harness assemblies where larger reels are standard. The lower melting point of 183°C protects heat-sensitive components during prolonged joints. Buyers needing lead-free alloys for regulatory compliance cannot use this wire.
Highlights
- 60/40 alloy melts at 183 °C for fast joints
- 2 % rosin flux cuts smoke and cleans while you solder
- 8 mm diameter feeds cleanly through fine-pitch boards
- 50 g spool handles household, audio and circuit-board repairs
- Lead-exposure warning meets California Proposition 65 disclosure
Specifications
| Compatibility/Fitment | 6040-08-50 |
|---|---|
| Standards/Certifications | Lead Free Compliant |
Questions about this item
What is the melting point of this 60/40 solder wire?
The alloy melts at 183 °C (361 °F), so it flows quickly once the iron reaches temperature.
How much smoke and fumes does the 2.2 % rosin core produce during long soldering sessions?
The low‑flux formulation generates noticeably less smoke than higher‑flux wires, keeping the work area clearer during extended use.
What diameter soldering‑iron tip works best with 0.8 mm wire?
A tip around 0.8 mm to 1 mm matches the wire gauge and gives good heat transfer for clean joints.
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