Parkotek SRL is an industry that transforms high quality national raw material into different products used in the electronics, plumbing, refrigeration industry, etc.
WIRE WELDING WITH FLUX PER METER FOR ELECTRONICS
The alloy of our products is made with high purity materials, which reduces the formation of slag, in addition, they have a flux core in a proportion of 2%. These threads are especially suitable for manual and automated soldering, as well as for the assembly of components of the electronic industry
The use of Parkotek wires guarantees a high degree of fluidity in the weld and an optimal joint. The wires with the indicated alloys are suitable for applications that require a low melting point, in electronics, cable tinning, battery manufacturing, automotive, etc... See more
WIRE WELDING WITH FLUX
The use of Parkotek threads guarantees a high degree of fluidity in the weld and an optimal joint. The threads with the indicated alloys are ideal for applications that require a low melting point, in electronics, tinning of cables, battery manufacturing, automotive, etc.
The threads are presented in reels of 50 gr, 100 gr and 250 gr; also we provide threads per meter in laminated sheets and in small plastic tubes... See more
SOLDER PASTE FLUX
The solder paste is mainly composed of a microgranulated tin alloy, forming particles with diameters between 20 μm and 200 μm. The paste consists of a mixture of tin and flux.
Solder paste is composed of Bi/Sn and flux. The product has very practical applications in the field of electronics.... See more
RECTANGULAR WELDING BARS
The 50/50 alloy Sn/Pb bar is suitable for general plumbing and tin work, as well as for lead pipe repairs, lead, zinc and copper sheet soldering. In general, 50/50 bars are used for welds that require a filler material with a low melting point.
The proportions Sn/Pb may vary according to customer requirements... See more
FLUX FOR WELDING STAINLESS STEEL
Our flux is used exclusively for joining stainless steel sheets. FPK-INOX it’s a non flamable acid product. The flux is applied after having made, on the surfaces to be joined, a slight superficial wear with a small emery and cleaning with a strong liquid (e.g. isopropyl alcohol).
It is applied in ornamental works such as the manufacture of 3D signs and machines that work with low temperatures... See more
