Solder wire Proline 60326, 100 g roll

Proline 60326 solder wire comes as a 100 g roll formulated for general electronics soldering and light metal joining. The alloy composition is Sn60 Pb40 with a flux core (flux content approx. 2.5%), providing predictable melting behavior for manual soldering with irons and soldering stations. The compact roll format is convenient for repair, assembly and prototyping tasks, offering easy handling for hobbyists and technicians working on printed circuit boards, wire joints and small mechanical connections.

Advantages

The Sn60 Pb40 alloy delivers a reliable melting range and good wetting characteristics on common electronic surfaces. The 2.5% flux core assists solder flow and joint formation, reducing the need for additional flux in many routine tasks. The 100 g roll is lightweight and space-saving, suitable for frequent use at a workbench or for portable toolkits. The product is intended for manual soldering, giving clear tactile control when using soldering irons or stations.

Suitable for

• Repair and rework of through-hole and many surface-mount electronic components
• Wire splicing, cable terminations and small harness work
• Prototyping, electronics assembly and hobby projects
• Light metal joining where a low-temperature tin-lead alloy is acceptable

Key specifications

• Alloy composition: tin 60% / lead 40%
• Flux core: rosin-based, approximately 2.5% flux content
• Net weight: 100 g roll
• Form: continuous wire on a compact roll for manual dispensing
• Intended application: manual soldering with irons and soldering stations

How to use

Use this solder wire with a suitably rated soldering iron or station, selecting a temperature appropriate for the Sn60 Pb40 alloy and the components being soldered. For typical electronics work, preheat and tip temperatures depend on the iron and joint size; apply heat to the joint and introduce the solder wire to the heated area until the solder flows and wets the surfaces. Allow the joint to cool undisturbed to form a solid connection. Clean tips regularly and, where necessary, remove flux residues according to your cleaning preferences and the sensitivity of the assembled equipment.

Usage recommendations

Observe safety precautions when working with lead-containing solder: use adequate ventilation, avoid ingestion or prolonged skin contact, and wash hands after handling. Select appropriate tip sizes and temperature settings to prevent thermal damage to components. When lead-free soldering is required by regulation or project constraints, choose a suitable lead-free alternative.