Solder Wire 63/37 0.8mm 50g
63/37 tin-lead rosin-core solder wire, 0.8 mm diameter on a 50 g spool, melts at 183 °C with 2.2 % no-wash flux for clean electrical joints
- Low 183 °C melting point flows smoothly for fast, strong joints
- 63/37 tin-lead alloy with 2.2 % flux gives superior wetting and flow
- No-wash rosin core leaves no residue for clean, reliable connections
- 8 mm diameter on a 50 g spool suits fine electronic work
- Suitable for electronics, phones, computers, appliances, toys and crafts
Solder Wire 63/37 0.8 mm 50 g
This rosin-core solder wire uses a 63/37 tin-lead alloy with 2.2 % flux for reliable electrical connections. The low melting point of 183 °C allows fast, smooth flow and strong joints. It suits hobbyists, technicians and anyone repairing circuit boards, phones, computers or small appliances. The 50 g spool provides enough material for many small jobs without excess waste.
No-clean flux and diameter choice
The 2.2 % no-wash flux leaves no residue, so boards do not need cleaning after soldering. The 0.8 mm diameter works well for through-hole pins, fine-pitch components and general wiring. Thinner 0.6 mm or thicker 1.0 mm wires are available for different joint sizes. The wire feeds easily from the spool into any standard hand-held iron.
Capacity and limits
The 50 g spool handles dozens of typical repair joints and small prototype builds. It runs out quickly on large harnesses, heavy gauge wire or production runs where 100 g or larger spools are more practical. The 63/37 alloy is not suited for lead-free requirements or high-temperature applications above its melting point.
Highlights
- Low 183 °C melting point flows smoothly for fast, strong joints
- 63/37 tin-lead alloy with 2.2 % flux gives superior wetting and flow
- No-wash rosin core leaves no residue for clean, reliable connections
- 8 mm diameter on a 50 g spool suits fine electronic work
- Suitable for electronics, phones, computers, appliances, toys and crafts
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
At what temperature does the 63/37 alloy in this 0.8 mm wire start to melt?
The 63/37 tin-lead alloy melts at 183 °C (361 °F), so the iron only needs to reach that point for the solder to flow.
Does the 2.2 % rosin flux core produce noticeable fumes or residue during long soldering sessions?
The no-wash rosin core is designed for low residue and minimal fumes, keeping the work area cleaner during extended use.
Besides a soldering iron, what else is required to use this 50 g spool of 0.8 mm wire?
Only a soldering iron capable of reaching 183 °C is needed; the flux is already inside the wire so no separate flux or cleaner is required.
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