LW-SP1 183° HIGH QUALITY SOLDER PASTE
PKR 1200.00
LW-SP1 183°C BGA solder paste flux for low-temperature IC soldering and reballing on smartphone motherboards and fine-pitch PCBs.
Overview
LW-SP1 183°C is a high-quality, ultra-low temperature BGA solder paste flux designed for precise IC soldering and reballing. Its low melting point minimizes heat stress on delicate PCBs and components, allowing technicians to perform fine-pitch micro-soldering with improved control and consistent solder joint formation.
Key Features
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183°C ultra-low melting point for sensitive PCBs
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Ideal for BGA and SMT IC soldering
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Smooth, controlled paste consistency for accurate application
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Supports fine-pitch smartphone motherboards and electronics
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Reliable performance with hot air rework and soldering stations
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Perfect for reballing and IC replacement on delicate circuits
Benefits
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Reduces risk of PCB and component heat damage
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Ensures consistent, clean solder joints
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Minimizes bridging and soldering errors on fine pads
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Enhances precision during IC placement and reflow
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Increases efficiency in professional micro-soldering repair
Applications
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Low-temperature BGA IC soldering on smartphone motherboards
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IC reballing and replacement
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SMT PCB repair and fine-pitch component soldering
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Chipset repair and delicate IC rework
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Micro-soldering tasks requiring minimal thermal stress
Compatible Models
Compatible with multiple smartphone motherboards and fine-pitch electronic PCBs.
FAQ Section
1. What does LW-SP1 183°C solder paste do?
It melts at 183°C to create low-temperature solder joints for BGA and IC components.
2. What common repair problems is it used for?
Bridging, weak solder joints, and damage-prone IC soldering.
3. Is it suitable for smartphone repairs?
Yes, especially for delicate motherboards and fine-pitch ICs.
4. What skill level is required to use it?
Basic to professional micro-soldering experience is recommended.
5. What repair outcome does it improve?
Stable, precise, and clean solder joints on sensitive ICs and BGA chips.