Solder Wire CYNEL 0.56 mm 100 g Sn60Pb40 for general electronics soldering

CYNEL solder wire 0.56 mm diameter on a 100 g spool, alloy Sn60Pb40, is intended for general electronics soldering tasks where a 60/40 tin‑lead composition is acceptable. The wire diameter provides a balance between control and heat transfer suitable for through‑hole components, wiring and repair work. It is designed for use with standard soldering irons and compatible fluxes, offering predictable melting behavior for assembly, rework and prototyping in hobbyist and workshop environments.

Advantages

The Sn60Pb40 alloy delivers a reliable melting range and good wetting on common electronic component leads and PCB pads. At 0.56 mm diameter the solder feeds consistently from the spool, allowing controlled application without excessive solder buildup. The 100 g spool size is convenient for intermittent use and small repair jobs while remaining compact for storage and transport. The product is suitable for users who require traditional leaded solder characteristics such as ease of flow and visible joint formation.

Suitable for

• Through‑hole component soldering on single and double‑sided PCBs
• Electronic repairs and maintenance of consumer devices
• Prototyping, hobby electronics and DIY projects
• Wiring joints and cable terminations in low‑voltage circuits

Key specifications

• Alloy composition: 60% tin (Sn), 40% lead (Pb)
• Wire diameter: 0.56 mm
• Spool weight: 100 g
• Form: solid core solder wire
• Intended use: general electronics soldering with compatible flux

How to use

Use with a suitably rated soldering iron for electronic work and apply appropriate flux for the joint type. Heat the component lead and PCB pad evenly, then feed the solder wire to the heated joint until the solder flows and forms a smooth connection. Remove heat and allow the joint to cool naturally. Trim excess leads after solder solidifies. Store the spool in a dry, dust‑free location and keep flux residues cleaned from assemblies where necessary.

Usage recommendations

For reliable results, choose an iron tip size and temperature appropriate to the workpiece; typical temperatures for Sn60Pb40 solder range moderately lower than lead‑free solders. Use compatible rosin‑based flux for general electronics and follow safety practices for handling leaded solder, including proper ventilation and hand hygiene.