Since 1983, Aven, Inc. has been dedicated to serving the industrial marketplace. Their core mission is straightforward: to deliver high-quality products at competitive prices, offer warm and informed customer service consistently, uphold a robust inventory for prompt delivery, and provide strong, transparent warranties for their products. For over 18 years, Aven has remained steadfast in these principles, yielding rewarding outcomes for both their loyal customers and the Aven Team. At Aven Tools, the aim is to cultivate enduring, trusting relationships with customers, recognizing that their success is wholly reliant on customer satisfaction.
Solder refers to metal alloys that are specifically designed to join metal surfaces together. There are various types of solder available for different applications. These include bar solder, ribbon solder, solder paste, solder shot, solder sphere, and wire solder. The diameter of the solder can range from 0.006" (0.15mm) to 0.250" (6.35mm), catering to different soldering requirements. The melting point of solder varies depending on the specific alloy composition. It can range from 244°F (118°C) to 1983°F (1084°C). Solder is available in both lead-free and leaded options, providing choices for environmental considerations. In addition to the different solder types, there are various flux types used in conjunction with solder. Flux helps to remove oxidation and impurities, allowing the solder to properly bond with the metal surfaces. Flux types include acid cored, no-clean, rosin activated, rosin mildly activated, and water soluble. Each flux type has different characteristics and is suitable for specific soldering applications. By selecting the appropriate solder type, diameter, melting point, and flux type, technicians can ensure successful and reliable metal joining processes. It is important to consider the specific application requirements and environmental factors when choosing the appropriate solder and flux combination.