How refined is it, also if it has lead in it, I would not care it's for my soldering iron, but I'm afraid that over time it will get clogged.
2037739
it's butane a vabor type gas and contains no lead and is very clean burning
2037740
It is my understanding that this fuel is for cooking such as a campfire stove I would not attempt to use it for soldering it can explode and or cause fire. The fuel is also under pressure.
2037741
This is food quality, so I doubt there's ANY lead in it. This is BUTANE, not PROPANE. The cans are very light and remind me of bug spray. If you're thinking of the heavy threaded propane tanks, these aren't them! :-) You could probably fill refillable butane lighters and butane soldering pens with it, though, with the right adapter.
394956
No! Any dirty lead will clog the spout. I hold a Wheel wieght over the pot with pliers and melt the lead off the steel clip. Some new wieghts are not lead.
1661496
I do not know if it is lead free nor do I know if it has been tested. Can't find the manual but if I do I will post the information.
707237
Oh golly, I'm sorry, I have no idea about the lead. I would assume it's lead free, but that's just my guess. I really enjoy mine.
788504
I've dropped melted solder on it and there were no problems. I'd think if you touched the hot soldering iron to it briefly there might be a little burn or melted spot.
1051136
I don't know but just asking that question makes me think you are wanting a real soldering iron. This would not be the product for you in that case.
1209184
No, it doesn't go bad. It's mostly silver, which isn't perishable. However it is possible that after a number of years the components within separate from each other and aren't mixed properly anymore. You might be able to shake it to remix the components or they could mix back together when you squeeze it out of the tube. However this is just conjecture on my part, I don't know if the ingredients separate over time or not. I'd go ahead and use it anyways. If your PC overheats, it's easy enough to just clean it off and apply new coolant.
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Wow! I truly don't know. It is simply the blue cable that seems pretty standard. I use it everyday, but don't chew on it at all. Even with no lead, I suspect that it wouldn't be good for me.I'm joking, but it is just that I have no other information on that. How would I tell? If you know, I will check and answer again.Woody
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I believe it is lead free, though I am not positive. If it has any lead (unlikely) it would be in such small amounts that it could only matter if you were using the water for human consumption. I don't expect that you are passing water through the device and into your mouth. If you are, check with Wilkins.
553895
As far as I know brass doesn't have lead in it. I've had and used mine for a while with no problems.
408173
Yes, that stay clean is required to clean and etch the metal so the solder can bond securely.
1490106
Good question ... I don't have it in my hand, but it looks like stainless. Also the links are nice and smooth and do not 'yank' hairs out of your neck etc. Also I have not noticed any corrosion at all and I often have it around my neck for long periods of time. It is a tiny bit stiff but OK
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The wire is stainless steel, however even that will pit in an acid environment. I've gotten pitting in my steel pans from wine sauces or vinegar so there's no escaping it. I would be certain to rinse after using and wash promptly. I certaining wouldn't leave it (or any metal material) in an acid environment for long.
739959
It is made of lead crystal (lead-free crystal is dull and cheap looking). The only problem lead crystal items may have is that you should not storage liquid in it for a long period of time, so just remove the liquid after serving. Do you need your crystal sitting outside or in your fridge all the time?? Also, you can soak the crystal in vinegar overnight to remove the lead.
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Yes it is a type of molded resin or possibly a die cast alum or zinc product as it is non-magnetic. However, it has some really good weight is well made and pretty solid not at all flimsy. It has what I believe to be a baked powder coat finish. In my opinion it would be just as effective as brass as the internal parts are also well coated so I don't believe that it would experience any corrosion in or out.
1480378
Any solder rated for electronics should be fine.... Lead free would be ideal though...
1502160
All brass has lead in it. The exposure area is minimal though, so it shouldn't be too much of a problem.