Value Collection 1346563RAP30201 Rosin Activated Solder

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 1346563RAP30201 is a rosin activated (RA) solder in a 63/37 tin-lead alloy formulation, supplied in a 1-pound spool at 25 gauge wire diameter with a 66-flux-core configuration. The 63/37 eutectic ratio means the alloy transitions directly from liquid to solid without a plastic phase, producing clean, reliable joints with minimal cold-solder risk. This solder is used by electricians, electronics technicians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers working on electronic assemblies and control boards where a consistent, fast-setting joint is required. The rosin activated flux core is aggressive enough to clean lightly oxidized surfaces without requiring additional flux in most applications.

This solder is suited for through-hole and surface-mount rework on low-voltage control boards, terminal connections, and general electrical soldering tasks encountered in residential and light commercial HVAC systems, electrical panels, and instrumentation work. It is appropriate for bench-top soldering stations and field repair kits. The 25-gauge diameter works well for fine-pitch component work where precise heat and solder volume control are needed.

Key Features

• 63/37 eutectic alloy — solidifies instantly with no plastic phase, reducing cold joints
• Rosin activated flux core cleans lightly oxidized pads and leads without separate flux
• 66 flux core count provides consistent flux distribution along the wire
• 25-gauge diameter suited for fine-pitch and detail soldering work
• 1-pound spool provides extended working supply for shop or service van use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose rosin activated solder for electrical and electronic soldering applications where a 63/37 tin-lead eutectic alloy and 25-gauge wire are specified.

Installation Notes

Soldering should be performed by qualified electricians or electronics technicians following applicable NEC guidelines and equipment manufacturer service procedures. Always power down and de-energize the board or assembly before soldering. Use a temperature-controlled soldering iron and allow joints to cool undisturbed. Work in a ventilated area, as rosin flux fumes require adequate airflow.