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1. Extend the lifespan of soldering iron tips
2. Why the tip oxidize easily when using lead-free solder.
3. Comments from Customers Who Have Experienced the FT-700
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Extend the lifespan of soldering iron tips |
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Most Suitable Maintenance Kit for Oxidized Soldering Iron Tips
Soldering iron tips oxidized by lead-free solder and high temperature solder can be maintained in perfect condition with brushes and the chemical paste FS-100.
* Oxidization and erosion are the two factors that decrease the life span of the soldering iron tips when using lead-free solder. The FT-700 has been developed to relieve the oxidization of the soldering iron tips.
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FT-700 removes oxides without damaging the tips. |
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FT-700 does not contain diammonium phosphate. |
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Electric power consumption is 3W, which saves energy. |
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Place the tip of the soldering iron onto the spinning brush of the tip polisher for several seconds to remove oxides. |
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Approximately 300°C is the most suitable temperature for cleaning the tips. |
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The tips can oxidize easily as its temperature increases. Keep the temperature as low as possible when cleaning. |
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Re-solder plating using chemical paste FS-100
* There is another way to solder plating is that apply the using soldering wire to the tip.
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The chemical paste FS-100 is made of micronized pure Sn particles that have active forces stronger than that of wire solder. Micronized pure Sn particles melt instantly and are suitable for re-solder plating. |
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Wipe the FS-100 remaining cleanly off the tip before start soldering work. |
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Clean the tip with a cleaning wire or cleaning sponge. |
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Apply wire solder to the soldering iron tip.
Follow the above mentioned two procedures (1 and 2) twice. Check that no FS-100 components remain on the tip's surface. Flux from using FS-100 could corrode the printed circuit board.
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Apply and melt wire solder on the tip before start soldering work. |
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Use the accessory brush to remove tough oxides. The procedure is as follows:First, remove the oxide using the brush.
Second, clean the tip using the tip polisher.
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Rubbing the tip too hard with the brush could damage the surface of the tip. Do not use the brush constantly, but only for tough oxides. |
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The brush has to point downward when placed in the tip polisher so that it will not injure your fingers and hand. |
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