Reliable Sn97Cu3 T3 for SMT and reflow - silver-free, economical and designed for long-lasting solder joints with a defined melting point around 227 °C.
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Sn97Cu3 T3 solder powder is a lead-free, silver-free Tin-copper solder with 97 % Tin and 3 % Copper. It combines economical material costs with robust performance in series production. With a defined melting point around approx. 227 °C and the T3 grit (25-45 µm) Sn97Cu3 is suitable for precise stencil printing, reliable reflow soldering and long-lasting solder joints in standard SMT processes.
In the Semiconductor Technology & Electronics Sn97Cu3 T3 is used as a silver-free standard solution when the focus is on cost-optimised, stable solder joints.
The T3 grit is suitable for fine-pitch structures in the usual SMT window as well as for dense standard layouts with reproducible paste placement.
In the Automotive industry and the Electrical engineering Sn97Cu3 is used in assemblies that Temperature changes and Vibrations have to withstand permanently.
For defined, lead-free processes in the Hard & soft soldering Sn97Cu3 offers reliable wetting and a stable microstructure without the addition of silver.
Unleaded and RoHS-compliantSn97Cu3 T3 supports environmentally friendly manufacturing processes and reduces material costs by dispensing with silver.
Sn97Cu3 T3 solder powder is the silver-free, robust choice for SMT and reflow applications with a focus on cost-effectiveness and durability. With a T3 grain size, defined melting point and good wettability, it impresses in series production. You can find more fields of application in the Semiconductor Technology & Electronics and in the Hard & soft soldering.
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