Solder Wire #4948428

Starting with the same Grade A virgin metals used in all of our quality solders, The Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures ultra fine solder wire for electronics, computers and surface mount assembly and repair. A list of commonly used alloys is available by clicking here.Available in flux cored and solid form, Crane Ultra Fine Solder wires meet and exceed exacting specifications. Thorough process control allows for conformance to tolerances within +- 0.0005 of specified diameters. Torrey S. Crane produces standard and non-standard alloy solder wires in sizes as fine as 0.005, available on 12, 1 and 5 lb. spools, as well as 10# and 20# spool and Bulk 250# pay off packs.

Torrey S. Crane Company Flux Cored Solders are manufactured using only Grade A virgin raw materials. Our high pressure flux injection extrusion process assures virtually void-free flux cored solder.

The Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures flux cored solder for all applications both electrical and non-electrical.

Torrey Crane can provide custom flux formulations for your most demanding specifications. Flux cored material is available in all standard, as well as many non-standard alloys.

The Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures quality flux cored solder in percentages ranging from 0.5% to 5.0%. Custom percentages are available, according to your requirements.

In the last decade, there has been a strong worldwide environmental movement toward green non-toxic products. Various alternative alloys have replaced lead-bearing alloys in a wide range of products and industries. Our TB1 solder is the best solder when your job calls for lead free. Click here for TB1 specifications.

Worldwide initiatives and legislation that outline targets for electronic equipment recycling present new challenges for solder manufacturers and solder users alike.

For these reasons, the Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures a wide range of lead free solder alloys.

Crane lead-free solders are used in a wide range of industries and applications including communications, plumbing, heating and cooling, medical devices, and a wide range of electrical applications in which lead-bearing solders were at one time the standard.