Soldering iron with tin, 175GR, 100111

Flux-gel for tin soldering → environmentally friendly product, does not contain acids and caustic chlorides → suitable for contact with drinking water → does not cause corrosion on copper pipes HAMPTON HP3 / HAMPTON ShP3 Water-soluble stripping flux gel for soft tin soldering of common metals: copper, brass, bronze, tin, lead, fresh zinc. Used for soldering gas distribution pipes after the meter. Not suitable for soldering stainless steel and aluminum; for ferrous metals it is preferable to use HAMPTON flux. Product properties Does not contain acids or caustic chlorides, is an environmentally friendly product and does not produce unpleasant smoke. Suitable for all common metals except iron and aluminum: copper, bronze, brass, tin, zinc, etc. Suitable for contact with drinking water, approved for contact with food Provides quick adhesion of soldered surfaces. Does not cause corrosion on copper pipes. Cleans with water. The formula is developed on the basis of substances approved for contact with drinking water. Biodegradable by more than 95% in 2 weeks. (OCDE Directive 302B). Specifications pH 8 Density 1.05 Operating temperature from +150°C to +385°C. Classification DIN 8511-F-SW 25. ISO 9454-2-2-2 A. DVGW DV-0101 AR 2751(12/00). Recommendations for use Clean and degrease the joined elements using a metal sponge or sandpaper. Apply HAMPTON HP3 PATE gel to the elements to be soldered. Connect both parts to be soldered. Heat the pipes until the temperature of the metal melts the solder. If the gap between the elements being connected is too large, fill it with additional solder. Remove any remaining gel using a cloth or damp sponge. Store at temperatures from + 5°C to + 40°C. At a temperature of 20°C, the shelf life of the composition in its original closed packaging is 18 months.