WS482 is a water soluble, halide-free flux cored wire that is highly active and compatible with water soluble solder paste chemistries. WS482 offers improved thermal stability, allowing it to be processed with standard or high temperature alloys. WS482 offers residues that are non-corrosive and therefore may be used without cleaning for applications where conductivity will not cause a problem (such as soldering wires). Post-process residues are safe to remain on many assemblies for up to two to three days.

OAJ Cored Wire features a halide-activated system that has been neutralized with an amine. The aminehydrohalide provides a high activation level that produces excellent tarnish or oxide removal, and maximum capillary action, leading to faster wetting, and reducing the chances of thermal degradation of the board materials. OAJ flux residue is readily soluble in hot water. IPC flux classification for this material is ORH1.

AIM offers a wide variety of lead products and alloys to meet all customer requirements.

Babbitt is a white metal alloy that was patented by Isaac Babbitt in 1839.  Over time, the term Babbitt has been applied to other similar white metals comprised of tin, copper and antimony.  Lead can sometimes be added in place of the tin. Babbitt alloys offer corrosion resistance, excellent wetting, low wear and friction resistance and are known for their hard/soft composition.  While the tin and lead are soft, the copper and antimony form hard crystals throughout the structure.