Value Collection 1408060RAP30931 Rosin Activated Solder

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 1408060RAP30931 is a rosin activated (RA) flux-core solder supplied in a 1-pound spool of alloy wire at 13 gauge with a 66-core flux configuration. Rosin activated flux is a step up from standard rosin flux, providing stronger oxide removal and better wetting action on surfaces that may have light oxidation or contamination. The 66-core design distributes flux evenly along the wire for consistent flow through the joint. This solder is used in electrical and electronics work, as well as light plumbing and HVAC control-wiring applications where a reliable low-residue flux core is required.

Rosin activated solder is suited for residential and commercial electrical work, control board repair, sensor wiring, and general-purpose soldering tasks performed by electricians, HVAC technicians, and electronics technicians. The 13-gauge wire diameter and 1-pound spool size make it practical for bench work and field service kits alike. It is appropriate for copper-to-copper and copper-to-component joints in low-voltage control circuits and electronics assemblies.

Key Features

• Rosin activated flux core for stronger oxide removal compared to standard rosin flux
• 66-core construction delivers consistent flux distribution along the entire wire
• 13-gauge wire diameter balances heat transfer and flow control for hand soldering
• 1-pound spool provides extended supply for bench or field service use
• Alloy construction suitable for general-purpose electrical and control-wiring joints

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose rosin activated flux-core solder for use in electrical, low-voltage control, and electronics soldering applications where RA flux chemistry is appropriate for the base materials being joined.

Installation Notes

Rosin activated solder is typically applied by electricians or HVAC technicians using a temperature-controlled soldering iron appropriate for the joint mass and component sensitivity. Ensure all surfaces are clean and mechanically secure before applying heat. After soldering, flux residue from RA-type solder should be cleaned from the joint using an appropriate flux remover or isopropyl alcohol, as residue can be mildly corrosive over time. Follow applicable NEC guidelines when soldering connections in electrical assemblies.