Small soldering bath 330 degrees C ( 230 V)

for soldering Bowden cable nipples

Info :

Galvanised wire ropes : Use soldering water

Stainless steel wire ropes : Use soldering oil

Soldering tin : SN 97 Ag 3 can be used for both types of wire rope.

How can I recognise which rope I have ?

– Galvanised wire ropes are strongly magnetic (visually silver with a very slight blue shimmer)

– Stainless steel wire ropes are not or only slightly magnetic (visually shiny with a very slight yellow shimmer)

The general rule is :

Wire ropes must be completely free of grease and dirt. This can lead to difficulties, especially when soldering used ropes.

With stainless steel ropes, soldering used ropes is almost impossible. If this is the case, clean well with thinner and compressed air.

Soldering fluid for use with galvanized steel wire ropes

Container : 50 ml

Pole solder for solder baths

Type: SN97 AG 3

Can be used with galvanized soldering water for wire ropes

Can be used with solder oil for stainless steel wire ropes

Standard soldering iron 150 W (up to 450 °)

for soldering Bowden cable nipples

Info:

Galvanized wire ropes: Use of soldering water

Stainless steel wire ropes: Use solder oil

Soldering tin: SN 97 Ag 3 can be used for both types of wire rope.

How can I tell which rope I have?

– Galvanized wire ropes are strongly magnetic (optically silver with a very light blue shimmer)

– Stainless steel wire ropes are not or only slightly magnetic (optically shiny with a very slight yellow shimmer)

The following generally applies:

Wire ropes must be completely free of grease and dirt. Especially when soldering used ropes it can lead to difficulties.

With stainless steel ropes, soldering used ropes is almost impossible. If so, then definitely clean well with thinner and compressed air.

ST soldering oil for use with stainless steel wire ropes

Container: 100 ml

Solid solder wire for use with galvanized steel cables and stainless steel

Mat: SN97AG 3

Quantity: 100 grams of spool