Conductor Solderability
FOR: Conductor $710–$1,740Available conductor solderability methods for standards including AS29606, MIL-DTL-32630 and samples such as Conductor.
Soldering is a common method for wire termination and the adhesion of the solderability is critical for both mechanical and electrical performance. Certain conductor platings, such as tin and silver, are more solderable and thus used for these applications.
The solderability of a wire conductor examines how well a solder adheres to a conductor. Any wire/cable conductor can be tested for solderability (cable shielding may also be tested with this technique).
Parameters that may be changed for this test include:
- Solder type
- Flux type
- Solder application method
- Post-solder assessment technique
See this article for more information on solderability.
Choose the exact method
Pricing and sample requirements vary by test method. Specific test requirements can be added on the request quote page. Final scope and pricing are confirmed by Lectromec usually within 24 hours.
Solderability
AS29606 · 5.3
- Sample type
- Conductor
- Specimens per test
- 3
Solderability
MIL-DTL-32630 · 4.7.18
- Sample type
- Conductor
- Specimens per test
- 3
Catalog data generated from Lectromec's controlled Box workbook, version
2655261484000. Internal and external lab-source information
is intentionally excluded from this public page.