Lead-free solder alloy
A lead-free solder alloy and alloy technology, applied in the direction of welding/cutting medium/material, welding equipment, welding medium, etc., can solve problems such as poor quality, easy damage to the desired performance of tin-lead alloy, alloy doping, etc.
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[0009] Where a range such as 5-25 (or "5 to 25") is used herein, it means at least 5 and individually and independently, not more than 25. Also, all percentages herein are by weight unless expressly stated otherwise.
[0010] The lead-free solder alloys described herein exhibit reasonably good brightness and exhibit a glossy, highly reflective appearance, but in addition to possible traces from traditional commercial sources of the alloy components described below that are present as impurities in these components Except for lead, it is completely or substantially free of lead. The lead-free solder alloy consists of tin as a base material with a small amount of copper (typically less than about 5 wt%, more preferably less than about 2 or 1 wt%) and a smaller amount of cobalt (typically less than about 1 wt%, more preferably present). Preferably less than about 0.1 wt%, or nominally about 0.06%) constitute. Lead-free solder alloys can be manufactured or optimized for wave sol...
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