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Tin Lead Alloy has been a cornerstone material in the electronics and manufacturing industries for decades. Known for its excellent soldering capabilities, this alloy is widely used in electronic components, coatings, and industrial applications where a reliable metal bond is essential.
MetalsTek Engineering is a trusted manufacturer and supplier of Tin Lead Alloy solder. We can provide high-quality Tin Lead alloy in different compositions, from 50/50 to 95/5, with short lead times and competitive prices.
Material: Tin Lead Alloy
Compositions: Sn:Pb=60:40, 50:50, or Customized
Standard Sizes: 0.3mm~3.0mm, or Customized
Melting Point: 182-215℃
Material: Tin Lead Alloy
Compositions: Sn:Pb=60:40, 50:50, or Customized
Standard Sizes: 0.03~3mm thickness * Width < 100mm * Length, or Customized
Melting Point: 182-215℃
Material: Tin Lead Alloy
Compositions: Sn:Pb=60:40, 50:50, or Customized
Sizes: Customized Sizes
Melting Point: 182-215℃
Tin Lead Alloy is a combination of tin (Sn) and lead (Pb) in varying ratios, commonly found in compositions such as 60/40 (60% tin, 40% lead) and 63/37 (63% tin, 37% lead). We can provide the compositions from 50/50 to 95/5. These ratios affect the alloy’s melting point, mechanical strength, and electrical conductivity. A eutectic composition, like 63/37, is particularly valued because it melts and solidifies at a single temperature, making it ideal for soldering applications.
Good Wetting Ability: It forms strong, reliable bonds with various metals.
Electrical Conductivity: Used extensively in electronics for its stable conductivity.
Ductility & Flexibility: Allows easy application and prevents cracking under stress.
Corrosion Resistance: Provides durability in coated surfaces and soldered joints.
Different Composition Options: Various tin-to-lead ratios offer different mechanical and thermal properties to suit specific needs.
Tin Lead Alloy is most commonly used in soldering for electrical circuits, PCB assembly, and microelectronics. It ensures secure connections and prevents oxidation, thereby enhancing the reliability of electronic devices.
This alloy is widely used in the plating industry to provide a protective, corrosion-resistant layer on metal surfaces. It is also used in the production of bearings due to its lubricating properties.
Tin Lead Alloy is utilized in the manufacturing of pipes, radiation shielding, and specialty industrial components requiring thermal stability and strong adhesion.