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Muggy Weld SSF-6 High Strength 56% Silver Solder SSF-6 is high-strength 56% silver solder rod. An ideal replacement for fluxless silver solder coils, our flux-coated rod has high thin flow, flows easily, and can be used with a variety of metals at over 70,000 psi. SSF-6 is the only fluxed silver solder that’s strong enough to…
Muggy Weld Super Alloy 1 Super Alloy 1 is a low-temperature multi-metal and pot metal solder that bonds all white metals and can also join white metals to practically any other metal–even ferrous to non-ferrous metals, like steel to aluminum. Super Alloy 1 bonds metals at half the melting point of pot metal; its honey…
Muggy Weld Super Alloy 5 Flux & Rod Kits Aluminum Welding and Brazing Rod Super Alloy 5 is an aluminum welding rod that brazes all types of aluminum with any torch: oxyacetylene, MAPP gas, natural gas, oxy-MAP, or propane. The resulting bond is stronger than the parent metal (30,000 psi) and can be bent, drilled,…
Soudotec 75 Aluminum Brazing Rod Bare rod made up of a high-strength and highly-liquefied aluminum alloy for brazing thin sheet, forged and cast aluminum alloys. Characteristics Specially designed for dirty or difficult-to-weld aluminum alloys Very high fluidity Low bonding temperature Can be used with a torch or TIG process High mechanical resistance Excellent electrical…
Soudotec TBW Zinal 4 – Flux Core Brazing Rod For low temperature soldering Brazing of aluminum and its various alloys, aluminum to copper and aluminum to steel. Zinc-aluminum extruded tubular flux-cored rod containing a non corrosive flux for low temperature soldering brazing. No other flux required Low bonding temperature Easy and quick application Less risk of…
Stoody Horseshoe Borium® – Bare Horseshoe Borium weld deposits contain relatively large undissolved tungsten carbide particles which provide a maximum non-slipping surface. Welding Procedures Characteristics: For ATB, adjust excess acetylene flame 3x length of inner cone. Use torch tip size larger than normally used to weld same diameter mild steel rod. Sweat deposits to parent…
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