3Pcs Solder Wire 63/37 0.8mm 36g
Three spools of 63/37 tin-lead rosin-core solder wire, 0.8 mm diameter and 36 g each, melting at 361 °F for low-residue electronics work
- 63/37 alloy melts at 361°F for fast, even flow on circuit boards
- 8 mm diameter wire feeds precisely through fine-pitch components
- 8 % flux core leaves low residue after soldering
- 36 g net weight per spool supports multiple repair jobs
- Three spools included for bench stock or shared projects
63/37 tin-lead solder wire
This pack contains three spools of 63/37 tin-lead alloy solder wire with a rosin flux core. Each spool weighs 36 grams and the wire diameter is 0.8 mm. The alloy melts at 361 °F for quick, even flow during hand soldering tasks.
Check flux compatibility and lead handling
Verify that rosin flux residue is acceptable for your assemblies and that you can follow lead-safety procedures. The flux content is 1.8 % by weight and the product contains lead, which requires ventilation, hand washing and proper disposal in line with local regulations.
Low-residue core and practical diameter
The rosin core leaves minimal residue, reducing cleaning time on boards and component leads. At 0.8 mm the wire suits through-hole joints and larger surface-mount pads, while the 36 g spools are easy to handle during extended repair sessions.
Highlights
- 63/37 alloy melts at 361°F for fast, even flow on circuit boards
- 8 mm diameter wire feeds precisely through fine-pitch components
- 8 % flux core leaves low residue after soldering
- 36 g net weight per spool supports multiple repair jobs
- Three spools included for bench stock or shared projects
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What comes in the pack and is there anything else I need to start soldering?
You get three spools of 0.8 mm 63/37 rosin-core solder wire, each 36 g net. The flux is inside the wire at 1.8 %, so no separate flux is required; you only need a soldering iron.
Why would I pick the 0.8 mm 36 g spools instead of a thicker or heavier option?
The 0.8 mm diameter suits fine-pitch work on circuit boards, phone boards and small components, while the 36 g spools keep the bench tidy and avoid waste on occasional jobs.
What does the 361 °F melting point mean when I am actually at the bench?
The 63/37 alloy turns fully liquid at 361 °F with no pasty range, so joints form quickly and evenly on boards, TVs, radios or DIY projects, reducing the risk of cold solder joints.
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