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Rosin flux ART.AGT-034 is a proven, traditional product obtained from pine resin, commonly used in soft soldering processes. It provides a reliable foundation for electronic projects, facilitating the wetting of surfaces and preventing oxidation of the solder during component assembly.

Key Features and Specifications of the Rosin

The choice of the right flux determines the cleanliness and durability of the electrical connection, which is crucial for the trouble-free operation of devices. The following parameters indicate the high chemical purity of the presented rosin and its stable physical properties:

• Type of substance: Natural pine resin with added activators to facilitate soldering.
• Melting temperature: Rosin becomes fluid when in contact with a heated tip, effectively cleaning the soldering area.
• Chemical action: Effectively dissolves metal oxides, allowing for a smooth and shiny solder joint.
• Compatibility: Works perfectly with both tin-lead and lead-free solders, without causing copper corrosion.
• Net weight: The package contains 40 g of solid rosin.

The presented product provides a solid base for various assembly and repair tasks, suitable for both professionals and hobbyists.

Typical Applications of Rosin

Thanks to its natural formula and high effectiveness, rosin flux is an indispensable part of any electronics workstation. The product is most commonly used for:

• preparing and tinning wire ends and cables;
• soldering THT components on printed circuit boards;
• repairing traces and solder points in AV equipment;
• producing soldering pastes and varnishes (after dissolving in IPA);
• non-electronic applications (e.g., instrument bows).

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Rosin 40g

Flux with added activators to facilitate soldering. The product has an activity similar to soldering paste. Used as a base for standard flux (25% solution in isopropyl alcohol).

Application:

• Very good flux for soldering with tin-lead alloys.
• Used to coat the hair of string instruments to increase roughness and, thereby, improve grip on the strings.
• As a binder in printing inks, which also improves their properties.