Tinning wires – protection and reliability
Tinning wires is a process of protecting cable ends from corrosion and improving their conductivity. Thanks to an even coating of tin, the wires gain durability and reliability, and their further processing – soldering or assembly – becomes easier and more precise.
What is the process of tinning wires?
Corrosion protection – a thin layer of tin coating protects the wires from oxidation.
Better conductivity – tinned terminals guarantee stable and reliable electrical connections.
Easier further processing – wires are easier to solder and assemble in connectors.
Durability in harsh conditions – tin plating provides resistance to moisture and mechanical factors.
What tinning technologies do we use?
Tinning in tin baths – uniform and accurate coating of large series of wires.
Hot tinning – ideal for wires requiring fast and repeatable processing.
How we provide this service
See the technological stages involved in this offer – from cable preparation to installation and testing.
Where is wire tinning used?
Our machine park enables us to carry out both short prototype series and large serial projects. This allows us to tailor production to individual customer needs, regardless of the scale of the order.
Tinning is used in:
Automotive industry
Electronics
Household appliances and industry
Why should you entrust Starpol with tinning your cables?
Are you looking for corrosion-resistant cables?
Have your wires tinned at STARPOL
Contact us to learn how tin plating technology can improve the quality of your products.