Description

1. Tin Alloys: Solid tin solder ingots are typically made from tin alloys, which are mixtures of tin with other metals such as lead, silver, or copper. The choice of alloy depends on the specific soldering application and the desired characteristics of the solder joint.
2. Melting Range: Each tin alloy has its own distinct melting range, which indicates the temperature range at which the solder transitions from a solid to a liquid state. The melting range is an important consideration to ensure proper soldering temperatures can be achieved without damaging the components being soldered.