Elektroniklödningslöd
Elektroniklödningslöd, often shortened to löd, is a consumable material used in electronics assembly to create permanent electrical connections between components and printed circuit boards. It is a fusible metal alloy that melts at a relatively low temperature, allowing it to flow into the gaps between the mating surfaces and solidify upon cooling. This solidified alloy forms a strong, conductive bond.
The primary components of traditional löd are tin and lead, with common alloys being 60% tin and
Löd is typically supplied in wire form, often with a flux core. The flux is a chemical