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General
Purpose Filler Metals
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Product
Name
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AWS
Spec
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Solidus
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Liquidus
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Alloy
Compositions
| General
Comments and Description
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F°
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C°
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F°
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C°
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Ag
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Cu
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Zn
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Sn
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Ni
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Braze
300
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BAg-20
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1250
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675
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1410
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765
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30
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38
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32
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An economical general purpose filler metal for joining ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Sluggish flow, enables filling large gaps. Not recommended for stainless steel.
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Braze
380
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BAg-34
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1200
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648
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1330
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720
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38
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32
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28
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2
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Free flowing general purpose filler metal for joining ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Not recommended for stainless steel.
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Braze
401
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---
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1245
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675
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1340
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725
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40
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30
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30
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Fairly narrow melt range, alloy has application for both steel and copper-based materials.
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Braze
505
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BAg-24
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1220
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659
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1305
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707
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50
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20
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28
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2
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Best overall general purpose alloy, joins all common metals (except aluminum) including stainless steel. Fast flow.
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Braze
560
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BAg-7
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1145
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618
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1205
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651
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56
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22
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17
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5
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Lowest temperature, cadmium-free brazing filler metal. Very fluid alloy joins ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Not recommended for stainless steel.
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Where a silver-bearing
product is required, Handy One offers several flux options; each
of which is specifically designed to exhibit a different performance
characteristic. Some of these qualities include a restrictive
flow, a fast flow, a non-spattering flux (for fast heating cycles),
and a boron modified flux for extended heating cycles. |
