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Bestool Sn60/Pb40 Rosin Core Solder Wire - 1.0 mm, 100 g Spool, Terminals and Connectors - Genuine · New

Bestool Sn60/Pb40 Rosin Core Solder Wire - 1.0 mm, 100 g Spool, Terminals and Connectors - Genuine · New

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SKU: B06427

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Bestool Sn60/Pb40 rosin core solder wire, 1.0 mm on a 100 g spool, for battery terminals, coil wires, connector pins and splices.

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Bestool Sn60/Pb40 Rosin Core Solder Wire

Sn60/Pb40 leaded alloy · 1.0 mm heavy-joint wire · 100 g spool · 2.25% rosin core · 183-190 °C

1.0 mm
Heavy-joint wire
Sn60/Pb40
Leaded alloy
100 g
Net content
2.25%
Rosin flux core

⭐ Heavier joints call for a thicker wire, and this 1.0 mm Bestool Sn60/Pb40 spool is sized for them. On a locksmith bench it fills battery terminals, antenna coil wires, connector pins and wire splices quickly, without feeding wire mid-joint. The rosin core carries 2.25% flux and the alloy melts at 183-190 °C, giving full, shiny joints at a moderate iron setting.

⚙️ Key features

1.0 mm diameter

Puts enough solder on a terminal or connector pin in one feed.

2.25% rosin core

Core flux cleans terminals and wire ends as the solder flows in.

Sn60/Pb40 alloy

Leaded alloy with fast wetting and a bright, easy-to-check finish.

100 g spool

Compact spool for a bench drawer or a mobile kit.

💎 Benefits

Faster heavy joints

Less feeding and less dwell time on terminals and wire splices.

Strong wire joints

Enough solder to fully wet stranded wire and coil leads.

Moderate iron setting

Melts at 183-190 °C, so large joints flow without extreme heat.

Visible quality

Bright leaded joints make a cold joint on a terminal easy to spot.

👥 Who it's for

Automotive locksmiths

Battery terminals, antenna coil leads and contact tabs on remotes and modules.

Vehicle electrics technicians

Wire splices, connector pins and lead repairs on harnesses.

Board repair benches

Through-hole parts, ground pads and connectors on older leaded boards.

🧰 Supported coverage

🔥 USE IT FOR
Battery terminals
Contact tabs and battery leads
Coils and wires
Antenna coil leads and stranded wire ends
Connector pins
Through-hole connectors and header pins
Ground pads
Large pads that pull heat away
🧪 WORKS WITH
Iron tips
Chisel and bevel tips, 2 mm and wider
Iron setting
300-320 °C for heavy joints
Finer work
Pair with 0.6 mm or 0.8 mm wire
For chip legs and small SMD parts, 1.0 mm wire floods the joint and bridges pads: use 0.6 mm or 0.8 mm wire there.

📦 What's included

✅ IN THE BOX

✔ 1 × Bestool Sn60/Pb40 rosin core solder wire, 1.0 mm, 100 g spool

❌ NOT INCLUDED

✘ Soldering iron or station

✘ Spool holder or dispenser

✘ Fume extractor

✘ Desoldering wick or extra flux

📋 Specifications

🧵 SOLDER WIRE
Alloy
Sn60/Pb40, 60% tin and 40% lead
Wire diameter
1.0 mm
Net content
100 g
Flux core
Rosin, 2.25% (printed on the spool)
Melting range
183-190 °C
Iron temperature
280-320 °C recommended
Spool marking
CE, made in China
📦 GENERAL
Condition
Genuine · New
Brand
Bestool

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about this product

The 1.0 mm wire suits heavier joints: battery terminals and contact tabs, antenna coil leads, stranded wire splices, connector pins and large ground pads. It puts enough solder on the joint in one feed, so the iron stays on the part for less time.
It is not a good choice. On chip legs and small SMD resistors, 1.0 mm wire delivers too much solder at once and easily bridges neighbouring pads. Keep a 0.6 mm or 0.8 mm spool for fine work and use the 1.0 mm wire for heavy joints.
The wire is Sn60/Pb40, 60% tin and 40% lead, with a melting range of 183-190 °C. The figure of 280-320 °C often quoted for this wire is the recommended iron setting, not the melting point of the alloy itself.
Set the iron at about 300-320 °C for terminals, coil leads and ground pads, and use a wide chisel or bevel tip that holds heat. A small conical tip cools too fast on large joints and leaves dull, grainy solder that has not fully flowed.
Yes. It has a rosin flux core of 2.25%, shown on the spool label, which cleans the metal as the wire melts. For corroded battery tabs or old oxidised wire ends, scrape them clean and add a little extra flux first, then tin them.
No. Sn60/Pb40 contains 40% lead, so it is not lead-free and not suited to new products sold into markets that require lead-free assembly. It is meant for repair, rework and service work, including older boards and parts first built with tin-lead solder.
Wash your hands after soldering, keep food, drink and cigarettes off the bench and use a fume extractor, since the rosin smoke irritates the airways. Collect solder scraps and used wick in a closed tin and dispose of them as hazardous waste.
You receive one Bestool spool holding 100 g of 1.0 mm Sn60/Pb40 rosin core solder wire, with the diameter and the 2.25% flux content printed on the label. No iron, dispenser or extra flux is included in the package.