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Canfield 50/50 Solder - 1 Lb.

Canfield 50/50 Solder - 1 Lb. by Canfield Technologies
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Product Features

  • Use 50/50 to create your base bead
  • The higher melting temperature prevents bleed through
  • Convenient 1 lb spool


Product Description

50/50 Solder blend has a higher melting point than 60/40 solder, often utilized to create a base bead, it prevents "bleed through" to the back side of your project. Note: 60/40 is then used to create the final bead. Convenient 1 lb. spool.

50% TIN / 50% LEAD STAINED GLASS WIRE SOLDER: The ideal solder for copper foil seams and general purpose use. Melting temperature: 361° - 421°F.

Project from Soldering 101 DVD #6155D.

Proposition 65 Warning Label

California Prop 65 WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which are known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

Product Details

  • Melting temperature: 361° - 421°F

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  •   Simply the best solder money can buy.
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