Soldering occurs at temperatures below 840 degrees F.
Joints are typically copper-to-copper or copper-to-brass, while solders are typically tin/lead, tin/antimony (a non-metallic substance that acts as a cleaning and deoxidizing agent), or tin/silver.
Joints are typically copper-to-copper or copper-to-brass, while solders are typically tin/lead, tin/antimony (a non-metallic substance that acts as a cleaning and deoxidizing agent), or tin/silver.
