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How relevant is this to solder? Typically soldering is done after machining, so machining dust should be a non issue. As far as I am aware, the act of solderin
by gizmo686 1y ago
How relevant is this to solder? Typically soldering is done after machining, so machining dust should be a non issue.
As far as I am aware, the act of soldering does not produce any sort of lead vapor or particulate either.
- bluGill 1y agoHow does the solder get manufactured? Don't forget to account for the rest of the supply chain - the mines for example
- Animats 1y ago> As far as I am aware, the act of soldering does not produce any sort of lead vapor or particulate either. Er, no. Look up hazards of soldering fumes.
- nexttk 1y agoIt's the flux / resin also found in the solder that causes that. At the typical soldering temperature of 400 °C, lead evaporates 10 million times slower than ice at -40 °C.