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I have some lengths of cooper bar - 1 inc x 1/2 inch x 5 inch - used
as interconnectors on 2v battery cells. I wish to tin them and can either cart them off to an electroplater or tin with solder. Solder wire worked fine on a test piece with a blow torch. My question is which solder bar to go for - lead free or leaded?? My instinct is leadfree - tin with some silver and possible copper - something like Sn96/Ag4. TVMIA |
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