Harris
Harris Solid Wire Solder 95/5 8 oz 0.125 in
Lead-free solid wire solder with 95% tin and 5% antimony on an 8 oz spool for electrical connections
- TypeLead Free
- Size/Dimensions8 oz.
- Lead-free composition meets RoHS requirements
- 95% tin and 5% antimony alloy for strong joints
- Melts between 452 °F and 464 °F for reliable flow
- 125 in diameter suits small electrical connections
- ASTM B-32Sb5 and J-STD 006 compliant for quality assurance
Lead-free solid wire solder
Harris solid wire solder uses a 95 percent tin and 5 percent antimony alloy that melts between 452 and 464 degrees Fahrenheit. The wire measures 0.125 inches in diameter and comes on an 8 ounce spool. It meets ASTM B-32Sb5 and J-STD 006 standards and is RoHS compliant. Flux is required for use.
Electrical and small-joint work
This solder suits electrical connections and small joints where a lead-free alloy is specified. It is not for plumbing systems that need a different composition or diameter. Buyers who want a flux-core wire or a larger spool should look elsewhere.
0.125 inch wire diameter
The 0.125 inch diameter determines whether the wire feeds through your iron tip and fits the joint clearance you are working with. Check your tip size and joint dimensions before ordering.
Highlights
- Lead-free composition meets RoHS requirements
- 95% tin and 5% antimony alloy for strong joints
- Melts between 452 °F and 464 °F for reliable flow
- 125 in diameter suits small electrical connections
- ASTM B-32Sb5 and J-STD 006 compliant for quality assurance
Specifications
| Brand | Harris |
|---|---|
| Type | Lead Free |
| Size/Dimensions | 8 oz. |
Questions about this item
Does the 8 oz spool of Harris 95/5 solder wire include flux, or do I need to buy flux separately?
The spool contains solid wire only; flux is required and must be purchased separately.
When should I choose the 95/5 tin-antimony alloy over other lead-free solders?
Choose 95/5 for electrical and small-connection work needing a 452–464 °F melting range and ASTM B-32 Sb5 compliance.
What does the 0.125 in wire diameter mean for hand-soldering small joints?
The 0.125 in diameter feeds easily through fine tips, giving precise control on small connections while melting between 452 and 464 °F.
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