Silver Brazing Alloy 5% 3.0mm Cadmium Free
SKU
SBA530B
Pack Size
1
/kg
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Brazing is a metal joining process whereby two or more metal objects are joined by melting and flowing a filler metal (brazing alloy) into the join. The brazing alloy must be of a lower melting point than the two metals being joined.
Cadmium free alloys have been developed to be used where the presence of cadmium is unacceptable. For example, the food and beverage industries and laboratory and medical equipment. These alloys are suitable for use on most ferrous and non ferrous metals but due to the capillary flow being less than the cadmium bearing alloys - quite often a higher silver content is required to assist the capillary flow.
Cadmium free alloys have been developed to be used where the presence of cadmium is unacceptable. For example, the food and beverage industries and laboratory and medical equipment. These alloys are suitable for use on most ferrous and non ferrous metals but due to the capillary flow being less than the cadmium bearing alloys - quite often a higher silver content is required to assist the capillary flow.
Please contact the team at Weldquip for a detailed list of product specifications.
Brazing is a metal joining process whereby two or more metal objects are joined by melting and flowing a filler metal (brazing alloy) into the join. The brazing alloy must be of a lower melting point than the two metals being joined.
Cadmium free alloys have been developed to be used where the presence of cadmium is unacceptable. For example, the food and beverage industries and laboratory and medical equipment. These alloys are suitable for use on most ferrous and non ferrous metals but due to the capillary flow being less than the cadmium bearing alloys - quite often a higher silver content is required to assist the capillary flow.
Cadmium free alloys have been developed to be used where the presence of cadmium is unacceptable. For example, the food and beverage industries and laboratory and medical equipment. These alloys are suitable for use on most ferrous and non ferrous metals but due to the capillary flow being less than the cadmium bearing alloys - quite often a higher silver content is required to assist the capillary flow.
Please contact the team at Weldquip for a detailed list of product specifications.