Soft soldering in pipeline construction

The soldering and tinning paste ZINNIN GREEN I Sn100 from Emil Otto is particularly suitable for soft soldering in pipeline construction and for soldering copper pipes and brass fittings.

Soft soldering in pipeline construction is particularly suitable for soldering copper pipes and brass fittings. This soldering process creates a stable and reliable connection between the pipe parts. As soft soldering is carried out at temperatures between 180 and 250 °C, the thermal load is comparatively low.

The solder joint must be carefully prepared before the actual soldering. The surfaces to be joined should be thoroughly cleaned of oxides, dirt and grease. This can be done with a wire brush, for example. A suitable flux is then applied, which prevents oxide formation during heating and allows the solder joint to be evenly wetted with the solder.

A recommended product for this is the soldering and tinning paste ZINNIN GREEN I Sn100 from Emil Otto. This ready-to-use paste consists of 100 % pure tin (Sn100) and is both lead-free and zinc-free, which means it complies with the WEEE/RoHS directives. It is particularly suitable for soft soldering and tinning steel, stainless steel, brass and copper alloys.

ZINNIN GREEN I Sn100 (metal)

Cat.-No. 0084
Recommended method of application
Conventional soft soldering and tinning of steel, stainless steel, brass and copper alloys

Ready to use and completely label-free soldering and tinning paste with Sn100 (pure tin)
Lead-free and zinc-free (WEEE/RoHS compliant)
Type ISO-9454: 2123

A particular advantage of the ZINNIN GREEN I Sn100 paste is its ease of use. Before use, the paste is stirred until the green color of the usage indicator changes to metallic silvery-grey and a uniform consistency is ensured. It is applied directly to the parts to be joined using a brush or other suitable tool. Thanks to the high activity of the flux it contains, the paste spreads excellently on the surfaces. In addition, it does not drip and therefore enables clean working.

Another added value is the label-free formulation of the paste, which is why it is not classified as a hazardous material. In addition, flux residues are visible under UV light and can be easily removed with deionized water if necessary. These properties make ZINNIN GREEN I Sn100 a safe and efficient choice for high-quality soldered joints in pipeline construction.

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ZINNIN GREEN I Sn100 is lead-free, zinc-free, and complies with the WEEE/RoHS directives. The paste also features a labeling-free formulation and is not classified as a hazardous material. Flux residues are visible under UV light and can be removed with deionized water if necessary. These properties support controlled and efficient application in piping construction.

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Before use, stir the paste until the green color of the use indicator changes to a metallic silver-gray and a uniform consistency is achieved. It can then be applied to the parts to be joined using a brush or another suitable tool. Due to the high activity of the flux it contains, the paste spreads well over the surfaces and does not drip.

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Before soldering, the surfaces to be joined should be thoroughly cleaned of oxides, dirt, and grease—for example, with a wire brush. Next, a suitable flux is applied. This prevents oxidation during heating and helps ensure that the solder evenly coats the joint.

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Emil Otto’s ready-to-use soldering and tinning paste, ZINNIN GREEN I Sn100, is suitable for soft soldering copper tubes and brass fittings. It consists of 100 percent pure tin and is lead-free and zinc-free. In addition to copper and brass alloys, it can also be used for soft soldering and tinning steel and stainless steel.