High-strength tin cadmium lead-free solder alloy and preparation method thereof
A lead-free solder alloy, high-strength technology, used in welding equipment, metal processing equipment, welding/cutting media/materials, etc., to achieve good welding performance, simple preparation process, and ensure uniform distribution.
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[0021] The preparation method of the high-strength tin-cadmium series lead-free solder alloy of the present invention:
[0022] Firstly, according to the alloy composition of 20wt% of Cd, 0.01wt% of Bi, 0.01wt% of Sb, 0.01wt% of Sr, 0.01wt% of La, and the balance is Sn. The purity of raw materials Cd, Bi, Sb, Sr, La, and Sn is greater than 99.9%. The raw materials are melted in a vacuum induction furnace at a melting temperature of 460°C to obtain a master alloy, which is then placed in a heavy vacuum induction furnace. Carry out remelting in a melting tube crucible, the remelting temperature is 390°C, the bottom of the remelting tubular crucible is placed 2-4mm above the rim of the runner of the quenching furnace, and the above master alloy is placed in the tubular crucible for melting After the alloy is melted, under the action of argon, it is sprayed from the hole with a diameter of 1mm at the bottom of the crucible and contacts the edge of the rotating runner to form an al...
Embodiment 2
[0024] The preparation method of high-strength tin-cadmium series lead-free solder alloy:
[0025] First according to Cd is 40wt%, Bi is 0.03wt%, Sb is 0.03wt%, Sr is 0.03wt%, La is 0.03wt%, and the balance is the alloy composition of Sn to carry out batching, raw material Cd, Bi, Sb, Sr, The purity of La and Sn are both greater than 99.9%. The raw materials are melted in a vacuum induction furnace at a melting temperature of 460°C to obtain a master alloy, which is then remelted in a remelting tubular crucible in a vacuum induction quenching furnace. The remelting temperature is 390°C, the bottom of the remelting tubular crucible is placed 2-4mm above the rim of the runner of the quenching furnace, and the above master alloy is placed in the tubular crucible to melt, and the alloy is melted under the action of argon Spray from the hole with a diameter of 1mm at the bottom of the crucible and contact the edge of the rotating runner to form an alloy strip with a thickness of 25...
Embodiment 3
[0027] The preparation method of high-strength tin-cadmium series lead-free solder alloy:
[0028] First according to Cd is 30wt%, Bi is 0.02wt%, Sb is 0.02wt%, Sr is 0.02wt%, La is 0.02wt%, the balance is the alloy composition of Sn to carry out batching, raw material Cd, Bi, Sb, Sr, The purity of La and Sn is greater than 99.9%. The raw materials are melted in a vacuum induction furnace at a melting temperature of 470°C to obtain a master alloy, which is then remelted in a remelting tubular crucible in a vacuum induction quenching furnace. The remelting temperature is 400°C, the bottom of the remelting tubular crucible is placed 2-4mm above the rim of the runner of the quenching furnace, and the above master alloy is placed in the tubular crucible to melt, and the alloy is melted under the action of argon Spray from a hole with a diameter of 1mm at the bottom of the crucible and contact the edge of the rotating runner to form an alloy strip with a thickness of 250-350 micron...
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