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MATWeld | Silver Solder F/C 1.5mm 30% 1kg
Silver Solder F/C 1.5mm 30% 1kg
- Silver Solder Bare Brazing Rods offer a combination of medium melting temperature and flow characteristics
- Used to fill gaps that cannot be tightly controlled
- Also used as a general purpose silver brazing filler metal as well as in joining copper to steel in refrigeration pipe work
- Should not be quenched from high temperatures and care should be taken when it is used to braze components with widely differing coefficients of thermal expansion, as in both cases cracking of the joints may occur
- Optimum joint gaps at brazing temperature are 0.075-0.2mm
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MATWeld | Silver Solder F/C 1.5mm 30% 1kg
MATWeld | Silver Solder F/C 1.5mm 30% 1kg
Silver Solder F/C 1.5mm 30% 1kg
- Silver Solder Bare Brazing Rods offer a combination of medium melting temperature and flow characteristics
- Used to fill gaps that cannot be tightly controlled
- Also used as a general purpose silver brazing filler metal as well as in joining copper to steel in refrigeration pipe work
- Should not be quenched from high temperatures and care should be taken when it is used to braze components with widely differing coefficients of thermal expansion, as in both cases cracking of the joints may occur
- Optimum joint gaps at brazing temperature are 0.075-0.2mm
$1,272.70
MATWeld | Silver Solder F/C 1.5mm 30% 1kg—
$1,272.70
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Silver Solder F/C 1.5mm 30% 1kg
- Silver Solder Bare Brazing Rods offer a combination of medium melting temperature and flow characteristics
- Used to fill gaps that cannot be tightly controlled
- Also used as a general purpose silver brazing filler metal as well as in joining copper to steel in refrigeration pipe work
- Should not be quenched from high temperatures and care should be taken when it is used to braze components with widely differing coefficients of thermal expansion, as in both cases cracking of the joints may occur
- Optimum joint gaps at brazing temperature are 0.075-0.2mm
