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Torrey S. Crane sells conflict free Tin (Sn) in ingot form. Lead (Pb) is sourced from domestic producers and is available in ingot form. Call for current market price.

The Torrey S. Crane Co. services a wide range of industries with our foil and tape solders including customers in plating, nuclearradiation shielding, medical, heating and cooling, as well as radiator and battery manufacturing. Torrey S. Crane solders are manufactured using only Grade “A” virgin raw materials. By utilizing inert atmospheric melting and vacuum extrusion, we produce the highest quality foils and tapes that are free of dross and trapped gases. Implementation of rigid Statistical Process Control (SPC) techniques and continuous contact measurement assures consistently high quality material that is uniform from lot to lot. We produce material that meets or exceeds your demanding specifications. A Crane specialty, we offer extruded and rolled foils from 0.0006″ to 0.375″ thick in widths from 0.060″ to 24.00″. Our unique rolling process allows us to furnish material free of all rolling lubricants. Standard coils with 3″ or 6″ I.D. are available in coil weights up to 100 lbs. per inch of width. Special 12″ flanged spools are also available. Custom coil I.D. and cores are available upon request.

Starting with the same Grade “A” virgin metals used in all of our quality solders, The Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures ultra fine solder wire for electronics, computers and surface mount assembly and repair. A list of commonly used alloys is available by clicking here.Available in flux cored and solid form, Crane Ultra Fine Solder wires meet and exceed exacting specifications. Thorough process control allows for conformance to tolerances within +- 0.0005″ of specified diameters. Torrey S. Crane produces standard and non-standard alloy solder wires in sizes as fine as 0.005″, available on 12, 1 and 5 lb. spools, as well as 10# and 20# spool and Bulk 250# pay off packs.

The Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures premium quality solder bars using only Grade “A” virgin materials. Free of dross and non-metallic inclusions, Crane Solder bars meet and exceed ASTM-B32, QQ-S-571 and J-STD-006 specifications. Manufactured in a controlled process, Crane Solder Bars have a fine grain and are uniformly alloyed for optimum performance. The Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures all standard as well as non-standard alloys in both cast and extruded form. At Torrey S. Crane Co. we take pride in offering the shortest lead times in the industry. No order is too big or too small. Make The Torrey S. Crane Company your solder bar source today and benefit from our superior quality and service.

The Torrey S. Crane Co. manufactures tin and lead sheets to your exacting specifications. Pewter, and tin and lead alloys containing silver, copper, bismuth, indium, cadmium and antimony are also available in sheet form. Manufactured using the same virgin metals used in all Torrey Crane solder products, our solder sheets exceed your material specifications. Solder sheets can be supplied in thickness down to 0.002” and widths up to 24.00”. Continuous contact measurement and SPC inspection (available upon request) is your assurance of a consistently high quality product.

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Torrey S. Crane Company Flux Cored Solders are manufactured using only Grade “A” virgin raw materials. Our high pressure flux injection extrusion process assures virtually void-free flux cored solder. The Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures flux cored solder for all applications both electrical and non-electrical. Torrey Crane can provide custom flux formulations for your most demanding specifications. Flux cored material is available in all standard, as well as many non-standard alloys. The Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures quality flux cored solder in percentages ranging from 0.5% to 5.0%. Custom percentages are available, according to your requirements.

The Torrey S. Crane Co. manufactures quality lead free pewters in notch bars, solid wire, and rolled foilstrip in continuous coils. Wire is available in a wide range of diameters up to .375”. Rolled foil and strip are available in thicknesses down 0.004” , and widths up to 16.50” wide. Custom thicknesses and widths are also available, contact us with your request.

The Torrey S. Crane Company uses virgin grade tin, lead, silver, bismuth, cadmium, copper, antimony, and indium as principle alloying elements. Formulations can range from pure metals (pure tin, pure lead) to alloys composed of four or more elements (tin, lead, silver, bismuth, antimony, cadmium, indium, etc.). In addition to “standard” alloys, which are commonly used in particular industries, we also have the ability to formulate alloys in accordance with your special requirements. The word “solder” describes a wide range of alloys which display relatively low melting points and are commonly used for joining or patching other, more resilient metals. Solders are normally grouped into two categories, depending upon their tensile strengths and melting temperatures. Soft solders are normally alloys of tin and lead, and can also contain other metals such as antimony, bismuth, cadmium, copper, indium, andor silver, depending upon the properties required by a particular application. Hard solders, by contrast, are normally alloys of silver, copper, zinc, and phosphorous, and have much higher melting temperatures and tensile strengths. Hard solders are also known as brazing alloys. While the process of soldering can vary widely depending upon the application, the process of soldering a joint usually begins with a thorough cleaning of the parts to be soldered by physical (scrubbing, brushing, sanding) or chemical (the use of a flux) means to remove surface oxides. Once the parts to be soldered are sufficiently cleaned to allow a viable joint, the parts are heated with either a soldering iron or torch to above the melting point of the solder. The solder, and possibly a flux, are applied to the surfaces and allowed to melt. When the heat source is removed, the assembly can cool to allow the new joint to solidify. A proper solder joint should exhibit no “gapping” or “pooling” of solder, which should spread through, between, or around the pieces that have been joined. If a flux is used in the above process, the oxides are removed by chemical means as heat is applied.

• Density (lb/in3).265
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• AlloySn96/Ag04
• Melting Range* (deg. F)430-444

In the last decade, there has been a strong worldwide environmental movement toward “green” non-toxic products. Various alternative alloys have replaced lead-bearing alloys in a wide range of products and industries. Our TB1 solder is the best solder when your job calls for lead free. Click here for TB1 specifications. Worldwide initiatives and legislation that outline targets for electronic equipment recycling present new challenges for solder manufacturers and solder users alike. For these reasons, the Torrey S. Crane Company manufactures a wide range of lead free solder alloys. Crane lead-free solders are used in a wide range of industries and applications including communications, plumbing, heating and cooling, medical devices, and a wide range of electrical applications in which lead-bearing solders were at one time the standard.

The Torrey S. Crane Co. services a wide range of industries with our foil and tape solders including customers in plating, nuclearradiation shielding, medical, heating and cooling, as well as radiator and battery manufacturing. Torrey S. Crane solders are manufactured using only Grade �A� virgin raw materials. By utilizing inert atmospheric melting and vacuum extrusion, we produce the highest quality foils and tapes that are free of dross and trapped gases. Implementation of rigid Statistical Process Control (SPC) techniques and continuous contact measurement assures consistently high quality material that is uniform from lot to lot. We produce material that meets or exceeds your demanding specifications. A Crane specialty, we offer extruded and rolled foils from 0.0006� to 0.375� thick in widths from 0.060� to 24.00�. Our unique rolling process allows us to furnish material free of all rolling lubricants. Standard coils with 3� or 6� I.D. are available in coil weights up to 100 lbs. per inch of width. Special 12� flanged spools are also available. Custom coil I.D. and cores are available upon request.