The Main Steps Of Heavy-duty Connector Welding

Prepare to solder the heavy duty connector 24 pin component: Prepare the solder wire and soldering iron. It's particularly important to keep the tip of the soldering iron clean, meaning it can be dipped in solder.

Heat the component and touch the 16 pin heavy duty connector soldering iron to the joint. First, ensure the 24 pin heavy duty connector soldering iron heats all parts of the component. Secondly, ensure the flat portion of the 4 pin heavy duty connector soldering iron tip contacts the component with the highest heat capacity to ensure even heating.

Melting the 6 pin heavy duty connector solder: Once the component is heated to a temperature that melts the connector heavy duty solder, place the wire on the joint. The heavy duty 2 pin connector solder will begin to melt and wet the joint.

After a sufficient amount of heavy duty connector 16 pin solder has melted, remove the wire.

Remove the soldering iron. Once the solder has completely wetted the joint, remove the iron. Be sure to move the iron at a roughly 45-degree angle.