Flux, Flux Remover

Soldering is a process that involves using a combination of heat and a filler material, such as lead or tin-based solder, to create a strong, permanent bond between two or more metal components. This process is commonly used in the electronics industry to join together the various components of a circuit board. Desoldering is the opposite of soldering, and involves using heat and a specialized tool, such as a desoldering pump or a desoldering iron, to remove solder from a joint. Rework products are tools and materials that are used to repair or modify a circuit board that has already been soldered. Flux is a substance that is used in the soldering process to help clean and prepare the surfaces of the metals being joined, and to improve the flow of the solder. Flux can come in a variety of forms, such as liquid, paste, or powder, and is typically applied to the metal surfaces before the soldering process begins. Flux remover is a product that is used to clean off any excess flux that may remain on the soldered joint after the soldering process is complete. It is important to remove any excess flux, as it can cause corrosion and other problems if left on the circuit board.