Applications

Use for joining and repairing stainless steel components, especially when color match is critical. Ideal for tubing, instruments, switches, ornamental trim, and laboratory equipment.

Procedure

Prepare surfaces to be joined by mechanical or chemical cleaning. Fixture parts to maintain alignment. Joint clearance should not exceed .003”. Heat parts uniformly with a slightly carburizing flame. Place the flux directly on the heated joint. When the flux becomes clear and fluid, melt a small amount of alloy onto the joint and continue heating to uniformly spread the alloy through the entire joint area. DO NOT OVERHEAT THE BASE METAL. Allow the part to cool slowly, then remove flux residue with warm water.

Technical data

Tensile Strength: Up to 75,000 PSI

Elongation: Up to 22%

Working Temperature: 1220 F

Color Match: Good on Stainless Steel

Good Corrosion Resistance and Electrical Conductivity

Sizes: 1/16” & 3/32”