Diamond Flux FN232 Liquid Soldering Flux with Brush in 10g Bottle. ROL0 NoClean for Repairing and Soldering Electronics.
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Diamond Flux FN232 Liquid Soldering Flux with Brush in 10g Bottle. ROL0 NoClean for Repairing and Soldering Electronics.
- Liquid Soldering Flux for Soldering Electronics and Printed Circuit Boards.
- The Brush is Built into the Cap for Convenient Application of Soldering Flux.
- Soldering Flux Residues after Soldering Do Not Cause Corrosion of the Printed Circuit Board and Components.
- Soldering Flux Residues after Soldering Do Not Cause Current Leakage.
- Residues of Soldering Flux Do Not Require Mandatory Cleaning after Soldering and Remain Neutral and Passive.
- Diamond Flux FN232 Liquid Soldering Flux can be Washed Off Electronic Printed Circuit Boards with PCB Cleaner If Necessary.
- Conforms to Standard J-STD-004B and ROHS.
- The Shelf Life is 2 Years from the Date of Manufacture Indicated on the Bottle Sticker, including the 2024 batches.
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