63-37 Tin Lead Rosin Core Solder Wire 0.6mm 100g
0.6 mm rosin-core 63/37 tin-lead solder wire on a 100 g spool with 1.8 % flux and a 183 °C melting point
- Compatibility/FitmentJF6100
- Standards/CertificationsMetal
- 63/37 tin-lead alloy melts at 183 °C for quick joints
- 8 % rosin core flux cleans surfaces while soldering
- 6 mm diameter suits fine-pitch board work
- 100 g spool fits a toolbox pocket
- Compatible with JF6100 equipment for repair tasks
63-37 alloy spool for electrical work
This 100 gram spool contains 63 percent tin and 37 percent lead solder wire with a 1.8 percent rosin flux core. The 0.6 millimetre diameter suits fine-pitch circuit board joints and general electrical repair. It melts at 183 Celsius or 361 Fahrenheit for quick, smooth flow. The reel measures 55 millimetres in diameter by 30 millimetres wide and weighs 0.22 pounds total.
Sustained flow at 183 Celsius melting point
Because the alloy melts at a single low temperature, the wire feeds steadily during long soldering sessions without the pasty range that can stall a joint. The rosin core activates continuously, keeping oxidation low even when the iron dwells on a pad. This behaviour helps maintain consistent wetting across many connections in one sitting. The 100 gram length supports extended work without frequent spool changes.
Compact reel fits pocket or bench caddy
The 55 by 30 millimetre spool sits in a small parts tray or shirt pocket, so it stays handy during board-level repairs or cable mending. Its light 100 gram mass adds negligible bulk to a mobile tool kit. The rosin flux leaves a non-corrosive residue that does not require aggressive cleaning for most consumer electronics work. Lead content demands hand washing after use and proper ventilation per California Proposition 65 warnings.
Highlights
- 63/37 tin-lead alloy melts at 183 °C for quick joints
- 8 % rosin core flux cleans surfaces while soldering
- 6 mm diameter suits fine-pitch board work
- 100 g spool fits a toolbox pocket
- Compatible with JF6100 equipment for repair tasks
Specifications
| Compatibility/Fitment | JF6100 |
|---|---|
| Standards/Certifications | Metal |
Questions about this item
Does the 0.6 mm diameter and 1.8 % flux content produce much smoke or fumes during long soldering sessions?
The rosin-core wire contains 1.8 % flux, so some fumes are released when heated to the 183 °C melting point; use ventilation and wash hands afterward because the product carries a Proposition 65 warning for lead exposure.
What soldering iron temperature range is needed to melt this 63/37 alloy cleanly?
The alloy melts at 183 °C (361 °F), so set your iron to that temperature or slightly above for smooth flow and strong joints on circuit boards or cable repairs.
Will the 55 mm spool fit the holder on my older JF6100 soldering station?
The spool measures 55 mm diameter by 30 mm width and is listed as compatible with the JF6100, so it should mount directly on that station’s reel holder.
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