SRA Soldering Products Lead-Free No-Clean Flux Core Silver Solder, SAC305 .031-Inch, 2 Ounce Spool (WBNCSAC32-2OZ)

I like this size solder for most things, as it's very versatile, but next time I will probably go smaller for SMD work. Flows well. Easy to use. Performance is good.

As advertised, I used 300 or 350 C to melt it on my iron, worked perfectly

I know technically this is a small electronic solder. But it works very well for small crafting. As an engineering technician and a crafter at home by hobby. I can say that this solder works well for both. Though i don't use it very much in my work, I mainly use it for my hobby crafting.

I do a lot of soldering of connectors and a few small components on custom PC boards. I like that this is lead free. At least one old-school friend refuses to work with lead free solder because he says it's hard to work with, but I find it easy to get reliable joints. The thin diameter makes it easy to place just the amount you want where you want it.

Needed to silver solder a part on my gun. Worked great.

Exact same composition as my favorite kester 48 lead free solder but available in more reasonable sizes for a better prices. Took a while to find an alternative with the same composition and percentages. I like SRA’s flux and tip tinner so trying it out was a no brainer. Only solder I use now. Huge difference between this and the run of the mill lead free, SRA’s lead free is easy to use and great value for the money.I learned to solder with lead free and the fumes of leaded solder bother me but the cheaper stuff with less or no silver is what really gives lead free a bad rap. Liberal amount of flux (even with this being rosin core) and hotter iron than leaded and you’re golden.No clue if the health benefits vs leaded are worth worrying about, it’s just how I learned and what I am used to. 2¢

Very low performance

Great product, superior holding over solider Depending on the application.