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8341 – No-Clean Soldering Flux Paste

8341 is a no-clean soldering flux paste. It is designed for lead-free alloys, but also works well with conventional leaded solders. This tacky no-clean flux paste uses a mix of rosin, thickener, and high-grade synthetically refined resin. The flux provides fast and widespread wetting during soldering and leaves non-conductive and non-tacky residues.

Soldering flux paste for electronics
Excellent wettability
Clear, non-conductive, and non-tacky residues
Usable for both lead-free and leaded alloys
Meets J-STD-004B ROL1 classification
RoHS-compliant

Full Product Details

This solder flux paste is ideal for solder touch-ups, repairs, or reworks of surface mount assemblies.

Try 8342 for a rosin-based flux paste.

For a liquid flux try 835 (rosin-based), 8351 (no-clean halogen-free), 836LFNC (no-clean lead-free), or 837LFWS, (lead-free water-soluble).

Available Sizes

Part #	Net Vol.	Net Wt.	Packaging	Packaging Preview
8341-10ML	10 mL	9.80 g	Syringe
8341-50ML	50 mL	49.0 g	Jar

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