Weller T0051403199 Lead Solder Spool 100g

Product Description

The WELLER T0051403199 is a lead-based alloy solder supplied on a 100 g spool. It is designed for precision soldering work across electrical, electronic, and specialty assembly applications. The solder wire measures 0.8 mm in diameter and has a minimum melting temperature of 361.4 degrees F and a maximum melting temperature of 374 degrees F. This tight melting range supports consistent joint formation and is suited for hand soldering irons, solder robots, and bench rework stations. Licensed electricians, electronics technicians, and assembly professionals are the primary installers and users of this product.

This solder is appropriate for a wide range of applications including general electrical repair, electronic circuit board assembly, robotic soldering systems, automotive wiring, solar panel assembly, military and aerospace component work, and medical device manufacturing where lead solder is permitted. The 100 g spool format is well suited to bench work and low-to-mid volume production environments. It is compatible with standard solder iron tips and automated dispensing equipment that accepts 0.8 mm diameter wire.

Key Features

• Lead-based alloy formulation with a narrow melting range of 361.4 to 374 degrees F for consistent joint quality
• 0.8 mm wire diameter suits fine-pitch and general-purpose soldering tasks
• 100 g spool packaging provides sufficient quantity for bench repair and small production runs
• Compatible with hand soldering irons and solder robot equipment
• Suitable for electrical, electronic, automotive, solar, aerospace, military, and medical device applications

Compatibility

Designed for use in electrical and electronic soldering applications including repair work, robotic soldering systems, automotive wiring, solar assembly, military, aerospace, and medical device manufacturing where lead-based solder is approved for use.

Installation Notes

This product is intended for use by qualified electronics technicians, licensed electricians, and trained assembly personnel. Always power down and discharge the equipment being serviced before applying solder. Use appropriate ventilation when soldering, as lead-based solder produces fumes that require respiratory protection per applicable occupational safety guidelines. Follow all federal, state, and local regulations regarding the use, handling, and disposal of lead-containing materials.