MG Chemicals - 4884-227G 63/37 Rosin Core Leaded Solder, 0.025 Diameter, 1/2 lbs Spool

Ive been using this solder for years now, its one of the best leaded solders I have ever seen. Its the only leaded solder I buy. I would recommend it to anyone looking to do good solder jobs.

Yep its a roll of solder - rosin core, good for electronics, the price although is about 1/3 or less what is charged locally so if you are in need of inexpensive solder this is a good option - flux works great no issues with filming or blobbing up - heat transfer is good and melts at lower temp than lead free solder - would recommend..

I use this product to solder very small electrical circuits. I got the .025 aka 23 gauge size. It flows good and makes an excellent solder joint. Its RA (rosin flux activated), which is one of the more aggressive decontaminates. Long story short, this is very good quality solder at a very good price. I would definitely recommend it.

Wonderful to work with, much easier than lead free.

I totally rewired a 73 Harley FLH with a MCCruise control and a MUnit Blue. This solder melts at a low temperature and was easy to work with. Very glad I bought it.

As an electrical engineering student, I use quite a bit of solder. This stuff is the best I have used. Unlike the 60/40 solder, 63/37 doesnt have a very wide plasticity temperature range so it hardens quickly after you remove the iron. As much as I like the idea of lead-free solder and would recommend it for industrial applications, leaded solder is much better to work with at home. Lead-free solder requires higher heats, which can cause damage to sensitive components without proper care.

This is high-quality stuff, believe me it is not easy to find solder this good anywhere else. Melts properly and flows smoothly. This small diameter solder works great for very fine jobs.

I now use this solder for everything. It wets very well and has a very effective flux. If you use this solder, I reccomend that you use a tip cleaner like this one (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005C789EU/ref=cm_cr_ryp_sol_prd_title) because your tip will get dirty from the strong flux.

Good but I prefer Loctite, the joints come out clean and shiny but it is still single core solder instead of multi core.

Eutectic solder as advertised, works without that dreaded plastic-y phase you get with 60/40 blend. The rosin core is plentiful and aids in keeping tips clean and lean (and smells lovely! But thats neither here nor there, perhaps I shouldnt be enjoying the fumes as much as I do haha). Definitely recommend this for anyone doing electronics work or anyone looking for a eutectic solder. Good value for a half pound roll, which if I ever finish I will buy once again.