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Fundamentals of Soldering
Soldering is a process which joins
metals using a filler metal that melts at a lower
temperature than the metals being joined. (Solder
melts at less than 840°F or 450°C). The solder is
distributed between closely fitted surfaces of the
joint by capillary action.
Note:
Capillary action works best with joint clearances
of .001" and .005"
To achieve a proper and sound soldered joint, the
following steps should be taken:
Joint Design and Fitting: Design the joint to be
soldered so that the clearance between the parts
being joined allows the solder to be drawn in between
them by capillary action. Secure the parts to be
joined in Aladdin’s “Helping Hands” adjustable jig.
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