Product Description
This petroleum/rosin contains NO Zinc Chloride or Ammonium Chloride, making it a better choice for electronic repairs. Rosin leaves a protective coating over soldered area once job is finished
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #52323 in Home Improvement
- Brand: Superior
- Model: #135-2
Features
- The ideal flux for electrical and electronic repairs
- Contains 2 ounce in a "hockey Puck" jar
- Formulated for use with tin/lead and lead-free alloys
Customer Reviews
Most helpful customer reviews
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful.
I was going to order a syringe flux product before I watched a lot of soldering videos on You-Tube;
By H. Martiuk
After researching smt soldering flux options online, I was just about to purchase a syringe delivery type flux product purported to simplify smt rework. However, after closely viewing a significant number of soldering technique YOU-TUBE videos, I came across one where a tech was using good old, tried and true, rosin paste flux and easily applying it with a metal pick tool.
Whereas the syringe fluxes were used in most of the videos, after seeing the tech easily apply a controlled small amount of paste flux with a pick and further seeing the same quality finished solder connections, I decided tried and true was actually better than new. Although some syringe products seem to form an preliminary bond that holds the small smt components in place, I prefer to tin a pad and tack the component, especially when syringe flux products have expiration dates and tried and true does not.
I highly recommend tried and true, ROSIN paste flux for all rework electronic soldering.
Order arrived promptly via US mail. (3 days) Very satisfied with this purchase
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.rosin flux
By tj
This product works great for electronics, it arrived on time. no complaints on my end i'm very happy with this buy.
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.Rosin paste flux
By GMan
This rosin paste flux works well for precision electronic PCB and wire soldering. I prefer paste over liquid because it is easier to apply - use a small acid brush or Q-Tips. Make sure to clean residue off with isoprop alcohol (=rubbing alcohol) after finishing the soldering to avoid long-term corrosion that any flux will cause. This flux in particular helps tinning old wires and facilitates perfect joints when soldering on oxidized and/or cheap circuit boards (i.e. most consumer electronics and appliances).
I'll purchase more of this when my current jar runs out.
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