Foreign media again tested 4 models of split water-cooled radiators, and another case of illegal solder lead content occurred

According to news from this site on March 13, German media igor'sLAB previously tested 6 split water-cooled radiators and found that half of them had problems. Among them, the lead content in the solder of Bykski products significantly exceeded the standard, and the relevant batches of products have been was removed from the shelves.

Recently, the media conducted material tests on four more split water-cooled radiators, and the results once again showed that the lead content in the solder exceeded the EU RoHS regulations.

The specific test samples are as follows:

Dabel 28b Slim 120mm from Barrow;

Hydro X Series XR5 120mm from Corsair;

from Thermaltake Pacific SR360;

120 mm aluminum radiator from Kafuty.

The Corsair Hydro .

But in the solder used for the Barrow Dabel 28b Slim 120mm cold-threaded insert, the atomic number of lead is as high as 70%, and Barrow also uses lead as a filler, which is obvious Products that violate the 1000PPM (note on this site: one part per thousand) lead content limit in the EU RoHS environmental regulations should be banned from sale.

According to igor'sLAB,

, which means that many companies still use lead-based soldering processes due to cost reasons. In response to this test result, Caseking, the seller of this water-cooled radiator, has removed all Barrow Dabel series radiators from the shelves and provides return and refund services for all sold products of this series.

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