![]() Perhaps mandatory labeling is worth considering, but one harmful interaction with one specific soldering fluid does not fully explain the slow uptake. Chlorine and ammonia based cleaners have this same issue, and are definitely used in the same settings. The possibility of antimony + zinc chloride toxicity are relevant, but this alone cannot explain the public perception of antimony toxicity. That said, concerns over antimony toxicity are still very much a problem that prevents higher quality lead-free solder from flourishing. Since the time you asked this question there are now more products containing antimony on the market. Some sources say that AIM has a patent on it, but according to this it only applies in USA and Japan. ![]()
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