Termopasty Flux Gel 14 g RMA No Clean for SMD soldering and SMT repairs

Termopasty Flux Gel 14 g RMA No Clean for SMD soldering and SMT repairs

Termopasty Flux Gel 14 g is a concentrated RMA-class rosin flux designed for SMD soldering, SMT assembly and precise electronics repairs. Its gel consistency allows controlled point application in areas where accurate flux placement is required.

The 14 g syringe is the current manufacturer packaging for article number ART.AGT-088. It is a practical format for service departments, electronics workshops and soldering stations where flux gel is used more often than occasionally, while precise application is still required.

Applications of Termopasty Flux Gel 14 g

Termopasty Flux Gel is intended for SMT assembly and repairs, SMD soldering and soldering of precision electronic components. It can be used on silver, gold, copper, zinc, cadmium and tin-lead alloy surfaces.

The product is suitable for PCB repairs, electronics servicing, electronic component assembly and applications where flux must be applied precisely to a small area. The gel formula reduces the risk of spreading and helps distribute the flux evenly at the soldering point.

What distinguishes Termopasty Flux Gel 14 g

The product is formulated using concentrated RMA-class rosin flux. The No Clean formula means that standard washing after soldering is not required, provided that the technological process does not require additional cleaning.

The flux complies with ISO 9454 1134 and J-STD-004 ROM0. It remains printable for up to 36 hours and maintains tackiness for up to 72 hours, which is important when stable flux behaviour over time is required.

When to choose Flux Gel 14 g

The 14 g version is worth choosing when a syringe flux is needed for more frequent service, assembly or repair work. It is more convenient for regular use than the small 1.5 g syringe, while still allowing more precise application than larger metal can packaging.

If the flux is used only occasionally, the 1.5 g version may be sufficient. For higher consumption in servicing or production, the 60 g or 1 kg packages may also be considered.

Important information before use

Flux Gel is a soldering aid, not a solder alloy. It does not replace tin, solder wire or solder paste containing solder alloy. A suitable solder must be used to create the joint.

The product is intended for professional use only. Before use, read the technical data sheet and safety data sheet provided by the manufacturer and use the product according to safety recommendations for preparations used in soldering.

How to use Termopasty Flux Gel

Before application, make sure the surface is clean. Apply a small amount of flux gel to the soldering point using the syringe or another application method. Then proceed with soldering, using the appropriate temperature and technique for the component and joint type.

After work, the flux does not require standard washing after soldering. If the production, service or quality process requires board cleaning, follow the applicable technological procedure.

Technical data of Termopasty Flux Gel 14 g

Storage

Store in tightly closed packaging, in a dry, cool and well-ventilated place, according to the manufacturer’s recommendations for chemical preparations used in soldering.

FAQ

Is ART.AGT-088 currently 14 ml or 14 g?

The current manufacturer version for ART.AGT-088 is Flux Gel 14 g in a syringe. The EAN code remains unchanged: 5901764329312.

What is Termopasty Flux Gel 14 g used for?

The product is used for SMD soldering, SMT assembly and repairs, and precise electronics work requiring controlled flux application.

Does Flux Gel 14 g need to be washed after soldering?

The flux is designed with No Clean technology, so standard washing after soldering is not required unless the technological process requires additional cleaning.

Does Flux Gel contain tin?

No. Flux Gel is not a solder alloy or a solder paste containing solder alloy. A suitable solder must be used to create the joint.

Which surfaces can Flux Gel be used on?

The manufacturer indicates good solderability on silver, gold, copper, zinc, cadmium and tin-lead alloy surfaces.

How does the 14 g version differ from the 1.5 g version?

The 14 g version is a larger syringe intended for more frequent use. The 1.5 g version is suitable for very small and occasional repairs.

How should Termopasty Flux Gel be applied?

Apply a small amount of flux to the cleaned soldering area using the syringe or another application method, then proceed with soldering using the appropriate technique.