Description
It's a 27 AWG Nichrome 80 Resistance Wire. The soldering wire is a type of wire that is used to join two or more electrical components together by creating a conductive bond. It is typically composed of a metal alloy with a low melting point that can be melted to form a bond between the components. Soldering wire often has a flux core‚ which is a material added to the center of the wire. The flux helps to remove oxides and impurities from the surfaces being soldered‚ improving the soldering process and creating a stronger joint. 7 AWG soldering wire is commonly used in various electronic and electrical soldering applications‚ including It is used to solder components onto circuit boards‚ and creating electrical connections between them‚ It is used for repairing or reworking electronic devices‚ such as replacing faulty components or fixing broken connections‚ Soldering wire is often used in DIY projects‚ prototyping‚ and hobbyist electronics.
Features
- Nichrome 80 (20% Cr‚ 80% Ni)
- Operating Temperature 900°C (1652°F)
- Melting Temperature: 1400°C (552°F)
- HIGHLY Resistant to Corrosion and Oxidization
- 0.36mm - 3.224 ohms / foot
| Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Type | Soldering Wire |
| Temperature range | 900°C (1652°F) |
| Material | Nichrome |