Tix solder compared to other soft solders is higher in price due to the rare elements in the alloy and the fact that it will do jobs no other solder can do. Tix solder melts at 275°F or 100° lower than lead-tin solders. It also has a much higher wetting ability. Specific gravity is 8.6; Freezing point 267.8°F; Bonding holding strength is 4000 lbs. psi; Electric conductivity IAS vs copper 7.3. Tix solder will never tarnish; contains no silver or bismuth and will solder to platinum gold silver stainless steel alnico pewter and numerous alloys. Solid state components can be soldered without using a heat sink. Repairs to printed circuit boards are simple as the low melting will not damage the board. Tix solder may be used with any flux rosin acid or chloride. Economy size - 375 grains approximately 60 3-inch sticks 0.30 diameter.
- Does jobs that no other solder can do
- Melts at 100 degrees lower than lead-tin solders
- Will never tarnish
- Contains no silver or bismuth
- May be used with any flux rosin acid or chloride