The flux Solder Fluid No. 1V containing halogens is a well activated inorganic flux. The flux is mainly used for soldering steel/iron.
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Flux 900-3302
The halogen-free, low-solids No-Clean flux 900-3302 allows problem-free use in double wave soldering systems. The special composition of flux 900-3302 guarantees that sufficient flux always passes
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Five new Flux-Ex cleaners from Stannol
Stannol is expanding its product portfolio with five efficient cleaners. The new Flux-Ex series includes broadband and speciality cleaners that are perfectly tailored to their respective
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Flux 500-17/1
The halogen-free activated No-Clean flux 500-17/1 has a relatively high solid content. This makes the flux very suitable for tinning e.g. enamelled copper wires in a dip soldering process.
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Flux X32-10i
The halogen-free activated No-Clean flux X32-10i shows a relatively wide process window. The application area of the flux is primarily in the field of solar module manufacturing. Use in consumer
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Flux X33-08i PV
The Stannol solder flux X33-08i PV has been especially developed for use in the photovoltaic industry. The flux relies on a complex alcohol-based composition that is free of rosin and halogens and
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Flux AK-1 Bio
AK-1 Bio flux is part of Stannol's more sustainable greenconnect range. The solder is the organic variant of the Stannol standard AK-1. The special feature: By using renewable raw materials, a better
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Flux HW139
The semi-aqueous, halogen-free No-Clean flux HW139, consisting of a solvent mixture of alcohol and pure, fully demineralised water, meets the current environmental developments. The reduction of the
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Flux EF250
The halogen-free activated No-Clean flux EF250 belongs to the successful EasyFlux flux series. Developed with a low level of activators, one objective was to achieve the smallest possible amount of
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Flux EF350
The halogen-free activated No-Clean flux EF350 guarantees outstanding wetting capability on different surfaces (e.g. OSP, Ni/Au, HAL, chemical Sn and chemical Ag) both with lead-free and