Solders STANNOL STANNOLOY (Code: )

Solders STANNOLOY meets specifications STANNOL, which are more stringent than the standard DIN EN 29453. The alloys STANNOLOY preferably used in wave soldering in an inert gas. Solders STANNOLOY used for all major processes using solder, such as:
- Wave soldering;
- Soldering pulling;
- Dip brazing.

Solders STANNOLOY are products of high purity. With special purification techniques melt any possible impurities, such as oxides and sulfides which may occur in the raw materials are removed. In addition to the above, these alloys undergo a purification process that results in removal of nonmetallic impurities. STANNOLOY solders are particularly suitable for use in the assembly of products in the electronics industry, for example, when soldering of printed circuit boards.

Solders STANNOLOY offer the following advantages:
- Lack of non-metals contamination alloys.
- Less formation of slag compared with conventional solders;
- The best wetting properties of the solder bath at temperatures lower than normally used. This reduces the risk of damage to the sensitive components to an elevated temperature.
- For long production runs continuing the formation of oxides are substantially smaller than with conventional materials, produced by techniques other than manufacturing technology STANNOLOY.
- STANNOLOY specially used in surface mount technology, which requires a reduced melt viscosity is used dense assembly of components, the need to reduce the content of oxide and reduced contamination of the melt.
- STANNOL® STANNOLOY ensures clean and proper solder joint. Because of excellent rheological properties, soldering defects are reduced to a minimum.

Solders STANNOLOY reach the highest level of performance when used in conjunction with liquid flux production STANNOL.

Type of solder: STANNOLOY Sn63Pb37

Forms of delivery:
- Standard 1kg bars

Characteristics of the composition:
Comparison of characteristics of solder STANNOL® STANNOLOY with appropriate alloys for permitted impurities according to the German standard DIN EN 29453, QQ-S-571E and BS219.