Solder

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Manufacturer	Item Name	Price
Carr's	188 degree 'Speedy' solder This is a general-purpose solder, which has a particular use in electronics applications. It combines the superior qualities of No. 188 with a high temperature resin core, in a convenient wire form.	£4.50 Add:
Carr's	70 degree low melt solder. This is the standard industry Low temperature solder for the assembly of whitemetal castings. The solder melts at 70° C but when fully fused with whitemetal it re melts at a higher temperature. As this solder does not have good penetration qualities, when soldering whitemetal to brass or nickel...	£4.50 Add:
Carr's	145 Detailing solder. 145° C solders are normally used for detailing. These enable you to add the small parts to an otherwise completed structure with a reduced risk of melting the main joints and other details. Its lower melting temperature also means that less heat is required, and quicker jointing is achieved, or a...	£4.50 Add:
Carr's	188 metal solder. This is ideal for soldering sheet metal and close fitting joints. The short melting range minimizes the heat required and thus the risk of distortion. Low surface tension means that only a small fillet is left along a joint, it also flows more readily than less pure common solders.	£4.50 Add:
Carr's	221 silver solder. 221 degree lead-free solder may be important for professional kit builders where using safe materials may be considered desirable.This is a Tin/Silver Alloy. This is a big improvement over normal Tin/Copper lead free solder. There is no doubt that the addition of Silver does aid wetting and flow...	£4.50 Add:
Carr's	179 degree solder cream. The introduction of this cream has revolutionised the construction of etched brass kits and many modellers now use little else. Everything about it is good. The particle size is right; the particle shape is right; the resin flux is the best we have used. It is supplied in syringe, together with a...	£19.50 Add:
Carr's	Carr's 188 Deg. C Solder Paint - 30ml. This is a suspension of 188° solder powder in an active flux compound. In industry, it is used for tinning steel. To use, clean both surfaces and apply a thin smear of paint to one side or else they can be dipped. The joint is then assembled, held and heated until the solder melts to show a silvery...	£11.00 Add: