An argument for leaded solder in servers

June 22, 2009

Here’s a pretty good argument for leaded solder. In a blog on ServerWatch, technology writer, Drew Robb, argues the merits of using leaded solder. Much of the electronics industry agrees, but the reality is lead-free has become the forced norm for most electronic products. However, Robb’s article includes a fascinating video of tin, lead’s primary replacement, breaking down.

Posted by Rob Spiegel on June 22, 2009 | Comments (1)

June 23, 2009

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