What temperature does solder melt at?

Idk but those are some nice quads anon

high temperature

>>59354444
hot

>>59354444
4444c

>>59354444
Atleast 87 kelvin, depending on what type of solder you are melting.

depends on the solder m8

it says on the package what its made out of

I do most of my soldering with a propane blowtorch
but i'm not a nerd so your mileage may vary

>>59354537
>visiting the botnet
>ever
Thanks for taking the hit for us anon.

uhh you know we volunteer our time to suck googles cock every time you solve a captcha to post on this site

depends on the solder, the method and rate of transferring heat, the point on timeline of the universe at which you heat it and other initial conditions

>>59354608
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5jtyjmxAss0

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>>59354444
checked

>>59354444
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solder#Solder_alloys

>60/40 Sn-Pb, which melts at 188 °C (370 °F),[10] and 63/37 Sn-Pb

There you go friendo

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At what temperature does a soldering iron melt at?

>>59354861
muh dick

>>59354861
The battery powered one from radio shack melts at about 300 F

>>59354444
in my EE lab we use 400 celsius to melt

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>>59354493
>something melts at -186C

>>59354537
>principally
i thought ameritards used "mainly" for the most part because of its close spelling to "principal"

>>59354444
>lead free
Literal cancer.

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>>59355077
actually argon does...around this temp.

911 Fahrenheit

>>59355049
this
I solder at work every day and you I can only get a shiny joint at about 400 degrees with a clean tip.
Even smd capacitors can take a lot more heating than manufacturers tell you.

>>59355275
I'm 99% sure that's Lore, not Data

>>59354444
>suction based solder removal
cuck

>>59357201
you rite
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