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Silver brazing alloy for stainless steel, steel, and copper. Melts between 620 and 660 degrees C. Contains silver, copper, zinc, and tin. Requires Superflux 1020, 1820, or 1820N.
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1.0 mm diameter rod
1.5 mm diameter rod
2.4 mm diameter rod
Very low melting point solder useful for electrical and thermal connections. Melts at 70 degrees C: superconducting at 4 K. Available in wire or stick form. Contains bismuth, lead, cadmium, and tin.
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Sticks
3 mm wire
Solder suitable for soft-soldering stainless steel. Melts at 221 degrees C. Contains tin and silver.
1.5 mm wire
Multicore solder: melts at 179 degrees C. Contains tin, lead, and silver.
1.22 mm wire
Low melting point solder (118 degrees C). Contains indium and tin only.
1.6 mm wire
For soldering aluminium and alloys. Use with Alutin 51 flux (see below).
2.0 mm wire
Multicore solder for general soft-soldering applications. Contains tin and lead only.
0.7 mm wire
1.2 mm wire
Corrosive flux for soldering stainless steel
Packing group III
UN number 1760
Packing group III
UN number 1760
Non-corrosive flux for soldering copper or brass
Packing group III
UN number 1760
For silver soldering.
For electrical soldering.
Packing group II
UN number 1219
For soldering with Woods metal.
For use with solder AL5423 when soldering aluminium.
Packing group II
UN number 1760
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