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One-Stop Solder PPD Paste 183°C (35 Gram)

One-Stop Solder PPD Paste 183°C (35 Gram)

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One-Stop Solder PPD Paste 183°C (35 Gram) gives you a reliable Sn63/Pb37 tin-lead paste built for BGA reballing, IC resoldering, and SMD rework on mobile phone motherboards. The 183°C melting point sits in the standard range for board-level repair, so you get smooth reflow without overheating nearby components. The paste stays sticky and consistent, holds chips in place during placement, and leaves bright, full solder joints instead of dull, weak ones. Pack size is 35 grams, enough for regular workshop use across multiple boards. A straightforward, no-fuss consumable for any repair bench doing chip-level work.

SKU:MST-SOLDERING-ACCESSORIES-364

⚖️ Weight: 0.01 kg

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Description

Every technician doing chip-level repair knows the difference a good paste makes. A weak or inconsistent paste gives you dry joints, tombstoning, and IC that lifts off the pad the moment you touch it with a probe. One-Stop Solder PPD Paste 183°C (35 Gram) is built to avoid exactly that. It uses a Sn63/Pb37 tin-lead alloy, the same composition technicians have relied on for years because it reflows predictably and bonds cleanly to copper pads and BGA balls. The 183°C melting point places this paste in the standard temperature band for motherboard-level soldering. That matters because most mobile IC's, small SMD components, and BGA packages can't handle excessive heat without damage — go too hot and you risk warping the PCB or cooking a chip that was still good. At 183°C, you get full melt and clean flow across the pad without pushing your hot air station or reflow setup into a danger zone. In practice, this paste works on any repair bench doing IC change karna, board reflow, or BGA reballing. Apply it before placing a new IC, use it under stencils for reballing work, or add it to a joint that's giving you a dead phone or intermittent fault from a cold solder connection. The paste has a sticky, smooth consistency, so components stay in position during placement instead of shifting before reflow — a common cause of shorted pads and repeat repairs. Solder joints come out bright and full rather than grainy or dull, which gives you a quick visual check under the microscope: a good joint means the repair is done right the first time, not something you're revisiting next week. The formula resists false welding, so you spend less time reworking the same pad and more time moving to the next board on your bench. This paste fits naturally into standard mobile repair workflows — motherboard IC resoldering, charging IC replacement, power IC rework, camera and audio IC repair, and general SMD component reflow. It works alongside a hot air rework station, reflow station, or soldering iron with a suitable tip, and pairs well with flux and reballing stencils for full BGA jobs. Whether you're fixing a board that's dead after flash due to a cracked solder joint, or doing routine chip-level maintenance, this paste gives you a dependable base for the reflow step. For a repair shop running through boards daily, consistency matters more than flashy marketing claims. This paste doesn't require special handling beyond normal soldering practice — apply where needed, reflow at the correct temperature for your station, and clean residue as you would with any standard flux-based paste. The 35 gram size is a practical stock quantity for a single technician or a small shop, without over-ordering material that sits unused. One-Stop Solder PPD Paste 183°C (35 Gram) is a straightforward addition to any mobile repair toolkit — no complicated setup, no guesswork on temperature, just a dependable tin-lead paste that holds up across daily BGA and SMD repair work.

Key Features

• Sn63/Pb37 tin-lead alloy for strong, dependable solder joints
• 183°C melting point suited for board-level BGA and SMD rework
• Sticky, smooth paste texture keeps components in place during placement
• Produces bright, full solder joints instead of dull or grainy ones
• Reduces false welding and repeat rework on the same pad
• Works with hot air stations, reflow stations, and soldering irons
• 35 gram pack gives enough material for extended workshop use
• Suitable for daily use on professional and semi-professional repair benches

Specifications

Brand Entity One-Stop
Product Entity PPD Solder Paste
Technology Entity Sn63/Pb37 Tin-Lead Soldering Alloy
Compatible Device Entities Mobile Phone Motherboards, PCB Boards, BGA/SMD Chip Packages
Repair Process Entity BGA Reballing, SMD Rework, IC Resoldering
Industry Entity Mobile Repair Industry, PCB Repair Industry

Compatible Devices

Universal — not device-specific. Works across mobile phone motherboards, PCB boards, and SMD/BGA chip packages regardless of brand or chipset.

Common Repair Uses

BGA reballing, IC resoldering, motherboard SMD chip repair, power IC and charging IC rework, cold joint and dry joint repair, board-level reflow before and after IC change.

FAQ

What is the product name?
The product name is One-Stop Solder PPD Paste 183°C (35 Gram).
What is the brand of this product?
The brand of this product is One-Stop.
What is this product used for?
This product is used for BGA reballing, SMD rework, and IC resoldering on mobile phone motherboards.
Which devices are compatible with this product?
This paste is universal and not device-specific — it works on any mobile phone motherboard or PCB during chip-level repair.
Who should use this product?
This product is suitable for mobile repair technicians, repair shops, service centers, and professional users doing board-level soldering.
Is this solder paste leaded or lead-free?
This paste uses a Sn63/Pb37 leaded alloy, not a lead-free formulation.
Does this paste work for BGA reballing on mobile motherboards?
Yes, its 183°C melting point and Sn63/Pb37 composition make it suitable for BGA reballing and SMD chip resoldering on mobile phone motherboards.