Value Collection 1328960RAP30401 Rosin Activated Solder

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 1328960RAP30401 is a rosin activated (RA) flux-core solder in alloy composition, supplied in a 1-pound spool. Designed for electrical and electronic soldering applications, this solder features a 66-core flux channel and 19-gauge wire diameter, delivering consistent flux distribution and heat transfer during the soldering process. The rosin activated flux formulation promotes strong, clean joints on copper, tin, and other solderable metals commonly found in electrical panels, HVAC control boards, and plumbing connections. Electricians, HVAC technicians, and electronics repair professionals reach for RA solder when joint reliability and flux activity are priorities.

This solder is suited for both bench repair work and field service where a reliable flux-core solder is needed without a separate flux application step. The 19-gauge diameter makes it appropriate for moderate to fine soldering tasks, including circuit board rework, wire splicing, terminal connections, and light sheet-metal electrical work. The 1-pound spool weight makes it practical for shop use and job-site supply alike.

Key Features

• Rosin activated flux core promotes clean, strong solder joints without separate flux application
• 66-core construction ensures even flux distribution throughout the solder wire
• 19-gauge diameter suited for moderate and fine-detail soldering work
• 1-pound spool provides substantial supply for ongoing shop or field use
• Alloy material compatible with copper, tin-plated, and other common solderable surfaces

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose rosin activated flux-core solder suitable for electrical, electronic, and light mechanical soldering applications on standard solderable metal surfaces.

Installation Notes

Rosin activated solder should be applied by a qualified electrician or trained technician following applicable NEC guidelines for soldered electrical connections. Always de-energize and lock out any circuit or equipment before soldering in place. Use adequate ventilation when soldering, as flux fumes require proper airflow or respiratory protection. Clean residual rosin flux from completed joints as directed by the applicable workmanship standard to prevent long-term corrosion or contamination.