The problems with tinning wires
Many companies and manufacturers use the practice of solder-dipping wire ends, but this can lead to loose connections. Beyond ensuring that all screws are tightened to the proper torque specifi cation, this document shines light on why your tinned wires are coming loose. Moving away from tinning and exploring other ways to prepare bare wire could save time and the headache of retightening connections.
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