Superior Flux Superior No. 100HT Hi-Temp Rosin Flux, Type RA

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Superior Flux Superior No. 100HT Hi-Temp Rosin Flux, Type RA
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Solder/Braze Alloy
Material Notes:	An RA Flux modified for high temperature soldering applications. Excellent for a variety of metals including copper, gold, nickel alloys, silver, and tin. Description: Superior No. 100HT Flux consists of a homogenous solution of WW rosin in a high temperature solvent system with a chloride activator. It is used in electronics applications requiring high temperature soldering activity in tin-lead and Lead-Free solder alloys. The flux becomes active above 175°C/340°F, attaining excellent activity up to 450°C/840°F. Applications: Superior No. 100 HT Flux is an excellent choice for soldering mag-wire leads, cables, and for component tinning. This flux can be used to solder many different metals and alloys including copper, gold, alloy 42, alloy 51, nickel alloys, and other metals commonly used in electronics and mag-wire applications. Information provided by Superior Flux
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