Worthington
Worthington Lead Free Solder 0.118 in 1 lb
Lead-free solder wire with 4 % silver and 96 % tin on a 1 lb spool for HVAC joints
- TypeSolder
- Lead-free alloy meets ASTM B-32 Sn96 NSF61 standard
- 96 % tin with 4 % silver for strong joints
- Melting range 430 to 580 degrees suits HVAC work
- 118 inch wire feeds smoothly through fine tips
- One-pound spool provides ample length for extended jobs
Lead-free solder for HVAC work
This lead-free solder wire contains 4 percent silver and 96 percent tin, supplied on a one-pound spool with a 0.118-inch diameter. It meets ASTM B-32 Sn96 and NSF 61 standards and has a melting range of 430 to 580 degrees. The alloy is intended for HVAC soldering applications where lead-free materials are required.
Check joint fit and heat source before ordering
Verify that the 0.118-inch wire diameter suits the joint clearances in your piping or fittings. Confirm your torch or soldering iron can reach and hold temperatures within the 430-to-580-degree melting range for consistent flow. Ensure the piping material and flux you plan to use are compatible with a Sn96 silver-bearing alloy.
Replaces leaded plumbing solder in potable-water
This spool replaces traditional lead-based solders when codes require lead-free joints for drinking-water lines or HVAC refrigerant piping. The jump is worth it when local regulations mandate NSF 61 compliance or when the specifier calls for an ASTM B-32 Sn96 alloy. It is not for buyers who need a leaded alloy for non-potable sheet-metal work or for electronic circuit-board assembly.
Highlights
- Lead-free alloy meets ASTM B-32 Sn96 NSF61 standard
- 96 % tin with 4 % silver for strong joints
- Melting range 430 to 580 degrees suits HVAC work
- 118 inch wire feeds smoothly through fine tips
- One-pound spool provides ample length for extended jobs
Specifications
| Brand | Lenox |
|---|---|
| Type | Solder |
Questions about this item
What comes in the box and is flux or any other accessory included?
The box contains a 1 lb spool of 0.118 in diameter lead-free solder wire composed of 96 percent tin and 4 percent silver. No flux core or separate accessories are mentioned in the specifications.
Should I choose a different diameter or alloy for general HVAC work?
This spool uses a 0.118 in wire diameter and a Sn96 alloy with 4 percent silver, meeting ASTM B-32 and NSF61 standards for HVAC soldering. Other diameters or alloys are not described in the product data.
What does the 430 to 580 melting range mean when I am making a joint?
The alloy melts between 430 and 580 degrees, giving a working window where the solder flows into the joint before fully solidifying. This range suits copper piping and HVAC connections requiring lead-free compliance.
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