What are the hazards of solder?

1, releasing toxic gas. Solder is an important industrial raw material for connecting electronic components in bonding wires, and it is a kind of solder with low melting point, mainly referring to solder made of tin-based alloy. The method of making solder is to melt the ingot and then press it into a product. Solder itself is toxic and harmful to human body.

2. Toxic heavy metals. Lead in solder is a toxic heavy metal, which is very harmful to human body and toxic.

3, harmful to the body. Inhaled smoke will lead to lung, liver, kidney and other functional failures, which will have an impact on fertility, because tin welding is accompanied by harmful gases and light, which come from harmful gases during combustion.

4, leading to decreased vision. The smoke produced during welding, which contains chemicals and tin smoke, is also very harmful to the eyes. After a long time, it will lead to decreased vision and weak color discrimination.

5. Radiation to human body. Radiation refers to the phenomenon that a part of electromagnetic energy from the field source propagates away from the field source and then returns to the field source. Energy propagates outward in the form of electromagnetic waves or particles (such as alpha particles and beta particles).

Solder is an important industrial raw material for connecting electronic components in bonding wires, and it is a kind of solder with low melting point, mainly referring to solder made of tin-based alloy. The method of making solder is to melt the ingot and then press it into a product.

Solder is widely used in electronics industry, home appliance manufacturing, automobile manufacturing, maintenance industry and daily life.