Assertion: solder | /r/CapableOf | flow into the joint
Facets:
value: by capillary action
type: MANNER
value: easily
type: MANNER
value: nicely
type: MANNER
value: for best results
type: PURPOSE
value: smoothly
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Flux removes all the oxides on the surface of the metal that would interfere with the molecular bonding, allowing the solder to flow into the joint smoothly.
text: The heated metal melts the solder which flows onto the joint in a capillary action, then hardens when it cools.
text: When using an iron or torch to melt the paste, you want to try to heat the parts and let the solder flow to the joint for best results.
text: Flux is an acidic mixture that helps remove oxides from the area of the joint and therefore helps the solder flow easily over the joint and form a good bond.
text: This can interfere with the soldering process making it much more difficult for your solder to flow nicely through the joint.
text: When all the parts are heated through, the solder will melt and flow into the joint by capillary action.
text: Touch the tip of your soldering iron to make contact with both the wire lead and the pad, then bring the solder to the joint and allow it to flow into the joint.
text: It’s important that you melt the solder on the joint, not the soldering iron as this will allow solder to flow into the joint create a reliable connection.
text: Allow the solder to flow onto the joint, and just sufficient to allow a concave meniscus to form.