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Stannol Kristall 611 – Lead-Free Solder Wire, 0.7 mm, 100 g

Product information "Stannol Kristall 611 – Lead-Free Solder Wire, 0.7 mm, 100 g"

Stannol Kristall 611 is a reliable solder wire that we use ourselves and recommend for DIY electronics projects. We've tested quite a few different solder wires, and this one has proven to be a solid choice. It flows nicely, is easy to work with and delivers consistent results, even on more challenging surfaces.

The 0.7 mm diameter makes it a good all-rounder for everyday soldering, from through-hole components to SMD work, repairs and prototyping.

Made in Germany, this lead-free solder wire consists of 99.3% tin and 0.7% copper (Sn99.3Cu0.7). It uses Stannol's Kristall 611 flux, a halogen-activated No-Clean flux based on synthetic resins. The flux provides good wetting and flow characteristics while leaving only small amounts of electrically safe residue that usually doesn't need to be cleaned off.

What we particularly appreciate about Stannol is its consistent quality. It's simply a dependable solder wire that does its job well without any surprises

Features

• 100 g spool
• 0.7 mm diameter
• Lead-free Sn99.3Cu0.7 alloy
• 2.5% flux content
• Good wetting and flow characteristics
• Reliable and consistent soldering results
• Very low flux spitting
• Minimal, lightly coloured No-Clean residues
• Chemically modified resin-based flux
• Mild odour
• Suitable for SMD, through-hole soldering, repairs and DIY electronics
• Made in Germany

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Legal Manufacturer Information (GPSR compliance)

Manufacturer / Hersteller:
Stannol GmbH & Co. KG
Haberstrasse 24
D-42551 Velbert
Germany
+49(0)20513120332
sdb@stannol.de


Product Safety Information

Please read this safety guide before use.

Intended Use
• The Product must only be used for their intended purpose.
• Any misuse may lead to product damage, personal injury, or material damage.

Installation and Use
• Always use the correct tool size and type for the task.
• Inspect product before use. Do not use the product when it is damaged, worn, or deformed.
• Wear appropriate protective equipment (e.g., safety goggles, gloves) depending on the task.
• Maintain a stable working position and ensure sufficient lighting in the work area.
• Keep the product clean, dry, and free of oil or grease.

Warnings
• Sharp edges, pointed ends, or cutting surfaces may cause injury. Handle with care.
• Moving or clamping parts may pinch fingers if misused.
• Incorrect handling may cause slipping, leading to injury or material damage.
• Small parts may present a choking hazard. Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• Do not expose the product to excessive force, heat, or corrosive environments. This may lead to material failure.
• Keep out of reach of children.

Storage and Cleaning
• Store tools in a dry, cool place to prevent rust or deformation.
• Clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth after use. Do not use aggressive cleaning agents.

Contact Information
For further information or support, contact:
Tech Creation Lab Leipzig UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Selneckerstr. 26, 04277 Leipzig, Germany
support@exploding-shed.com


Safety Instructions – Stannol Kristall 611

• Do not inhale fumes generated during soldering. The use of a suitable fume extraction system is recommended.
• Flux fumes may irritate the respiratory tract and may cause allergic reactions (asthma) following repeated or prolonged exposure.
• Wash hands thoroughly with soap and water after soldering and before eating or drinking.
• Do not heat above 500 °C.
• Keep out of reach of children.

DIY Kits

At Exploding Shed, we mainly sell DIY kits. This means you'll need to assemble and solder the modules yourself.

We offer different types of DIY kits. Some require you to solder only the mechanical components, such as knobs, jacks, and switches, while others require you to solder every component, from ICs and resistors to capacitors.

You'll find detailed information about the difficulty of each build in the module's product description or in the manufacturer's build guide, which is linked at the bottom of the product page.