Solder
Browse our wide variety of traditional (leaded) and lead-free solder for connecting components to printed circuit boards in your electronics projects. While lead-free solder is less hazardous than traditional solder, it requires higher temperatures — 480º rather than 360º to 420ºF. Circuit Specialists also has desoldering braid for solder and component removal from circuit boards, making it easy to troubleshoot, repair, and replace or salvage PCB components.
Solder is a metal alloy commonly used in electronics to join the metal leads of electronic components to circuit boards. Traditional soldering has a working range of 360°F to 420°F, while the newer lead-free soldering requires a higher temperature range to 480°F.
Circuit Specialists carries both Traditional solder and lead-free solder as well as a Flux & Flux Removers.
