Solder tin-lead 30C
It is used for soldering and tinning of current-carrying contact surfaces made of copper, brass, bronze. Soldering wires, steel parts.
Classification
Country |
Section |
Category |
CIS, Russia, Ukraine |
Tin, lead, babity |
Tin-lead solder |
Chemical composition
Standard |
Fe, % |
Sn, % |
Bi, % |
Cu, % |
Al, % |
Pb, % |
ET, % |
GOST 21930-76 |
< 0.02 |
29.5–31.5 |
< 0.25 |
< 0.08 |
< 0.005 |
68.115–70.5 |
< 0.03 |
Information on suppliers
Physical characteristics
Temperature, °C |
$$\varkappa$$, $$\frac{W}{m\cdot K}$$ |
$$\rho$$, $$\frac{kg}{m^3}$$ |
$$R\cdot 10^{-6}$$, $$\Omega\cdot m$$ |
20 |
0.096 |
9550 |
0.65 |
Mechanical properties at 2 °C
Rolling |
Standard |
Size, mm |
Tension |
Classifiers |
$$\sigma _{U}$$, $$MPa$$ |
$$\sigma_{Y}$$, $$MPa$$ |
d5, % |
Treatment |
Wire |
GOST 21930-76 |
8 |
Transverse |
|
3.5 |
2.8 |
50 |
|
Brinell hardness number
Casting and technological parameters
melting point, solidus, °C |
melting point, liquidus, °C |
235 |
255 |
Analogues
Germany |
USA |
Сплав 2.3432 |
Сплав B 32 (Sn30B) |
Standards
Description of chemical elements
Element |
Units of measurement |
Description |
ET |
% |
Total other items |
Fe |
% |
Iron |
Sn |
% |
Tin |
Bi |
% |
Bismuth |
Cu |
% |
Copper |
Al |
% |
Aluminium |
Pb |
% |
Lead |
Description of physical characteristics
Parameter |
Units of measurement |
Description |
$$\varkappa$$ |
$$\frac{W}{m\cdot K}$$ |
Coefficient of thermal conductivity (the heat capacity of the material) |
$$\rho$$ |
$$\frac{kg}{m^3}$$ |
The density of the material |
$$R\cdot 10^{-6}$$ |
$$\Omega\cdot m$$ |
Electrical resistivity |
Description of mechanical properties
Parameter |
Units of measurement |
Description |
d5 |
% |
Elongation at break |
$$\sigma_{Y}$$ |
$$MPa$$ |
Yield strength |
$$\sigma _{U}$$ |
$$MPa$$ |
Ultimate tensile strength |
Description of the casting and technological parameters
Parameter |
Units of measurement |
Description |
melting point, solidus |
°C |
The temperature at which melts the low melting component |
melting point, liquidus |
°C |
The temperature at which equilibrium falls first crystal |