Eastwood Lead Free Solder
safer, than lead-based body solder
safer, than lead-based body solder
safer, than lead-based body solder
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Product Overview:
Description
Lead-Free Solder is stronger and safer to use than lead-based body solder.
- Wide working range (over 500 degrees)
- High-strength, easy formability
- Clings even to vertical services
- 4 bars, each 20" long, 1/4" in diameter
Eastwood's Lead-Free Solder is ideal for leveling and building up edges and style lines on horizontal and vertical surfaces.
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Safety Information
When using lead, NEVER SAND LEAD, FILE ONLY! Wear proper respiratory protection. When melted, the temperature should be kept as low as possible.The respirator should have a HEPA (high efficiency particulate air) filter, also known as a N100 filter. Where airborne exposures may exceed OSHA/ ACGIH permissible air concentrations, the min. respiratory protection recommended is a negative pressure air purifying respirator w/cartridges that are NIOSH/MSHA approved against dust, fumes & mists having a TWA not less than 0/05 MG/CU M. Always follow all instructions and warnings and wear proper eye, ear, skin and respiratory protection. When using chemicals always consult MSDS and product data sheets for proper safety precautions.
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Questions & Answers
Can this lead free product be chromed? The old 70/30 could.
can this be used to fill a divot in cast aluminum?
can i get an sds sheet for this and the flux n solder? i have a job coming up and would need them for submitals
What is the chemical composition by percentage of the lead free solder?
Are polyester fillers OK to use over this lead free solder? I've read filler over 70/30 lead is a no no. Even EverCoat told me only their All Metal is approved for over lead, but I don't know about lead free.
Will the lead free soldier shrink any when using it to fill a panel seam.
Can this be used on a gas tank ?
What temperature does this solder melt at? Can it be used under powder coat that must cure at 400-450F?
