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Alloy of tin, silver, copper and bismuth; works with any high grade paste or liquid flux and a standard propane torch. Oatey No.95 tinning flux recommended. Provides excellent flow and fill characteristics with a melting range of 420 to 460 degrees F; .084" diameter. Used for tin plate work, sheet metal seaming, and hot water heating lines. Meets requirements of Safe Drinking Water Act for use on copper potable water lines.
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Lead free alloy of 95 percent Tin and 5 percent Antimony. 450 degree F ? 464 degree F melting range. Most commonly used where frequent and extreme temperature changes and vibrations occur
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Lead free alloy of 95 percent Tin and 5 percent Antimony. Most commonly used where frequent and extreme temperature changes and vibrations occur. Meets the requirements of the Safe Water Drinking Act; 450 degrees F ? 464 degrees F melting range.
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Alloy of 60 percent Tin and 40 percent Lead; no external flux is needed. 361 degrees F ? 375 degrees F melting range. Can be used for electrical applications including wiring and other fine electronic work. Contains lead. Not for use on drinking water lines.
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Alloy of 60 percent Tin and 40 percent Lead; no external flux is needed. 361 degrees F ? 375 degrees F melting range. Can be used for electrical applications including wiring and other fine electronic work. Contains lead. Not for use on drinking water lines.
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40 percent tin and 60 percent lead alloy with non-corrosive and non-conductive core flux for electrical and electronic soldering such as appliance repair, radio, TV, wiring motors and non-drinking water lines; melting range of 361 to 460 degrees F.
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50 percent tin and 50 percent lead, used with an external flux. Good flow characteristics and low melting point. 361 to 421 degrees Fahrenheit melting range; 0.075" diameter. Used for soldering galvanized gutters, general repairs, radiators, sheet metal and non-drinking water lines. Not to be used for plumbing applications.
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Lead free alloy of 95 percent Tin and 5 percent Antimony. Acid flux is contained within the core. Used for for sheet metal, radiator, gutter repair work with a melting range of 450 degrees F-464 degrees F; .081" gauge
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40 percent tin and 60 percent lead alloy with acid flux contained in wire core; no external flux necessary. For sheet metal work, auto radiator repair, steel gutters and more. Not for use in electrical applications. 361 to 460 degrees Fahrenheit melting range. 0.081" diameter.
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40 percent tin, 60 percent lead. For sweat fittings, sheet metal joints, gutter work and other big jobs. Works well on galvanized sheet, copper, steel, nickel plate, brass and tin plate. Tensile Strength: 4900 PSI. Melting Temp: 460? (238? C). NOT FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.
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40 percent tin, 60 percent lead. Use with appropriate type flux such as Forney 38120, Ruby Fluid, Forney 38125, Paste Flux, or Forney 38127 & 38128, Hi-Temp Fluxes. Tensile Strength: 4900 PSI. Melting Temp: 460? (238? C). NOT SUITABLE FOR ALUMINUM.
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40 percent tin and 60 percent lead alloy with non-corrosive and non-conductive core flux for electrical and electronic soldering such as appliance repair, radio, TV, wiring motors and non-drinking water lines; melting range of 361 to 460 degrees F.
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Lead free alloy of 95 percent Tin and 5 percent Antimony. Most commonly used where frequent and extreme temperature changes and vibrations occur. Meets the requirements of the Safe Water Drinking Act; 450 degrees F ? 464 degrees F melting range.
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Easy to use; solder and flux all in one. Can be used on drinking water lines. Includes acid brush.
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40 percent tin, 60 percent lead. Ideal for electrical wiring connections because of its non-conductive residue. Will not cause corrosion or deterioration of electrical connections. Tensile Strength: 4900 PSI. Melting Temp: 460? (238? C).
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50 percent tin and 50 percent lead. Use with appropriate type flux such as Forney 38120, Ruby Fluid, Forney 38125, Paste Flux, or Forney 38127 & 38128, Hi-Temp Fluxes. Tensile Strength: 5500 PSI. Melting Temp: 421? (216? C). NOT SUITABLE FOR ALUMINUM.
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Alloy of tin, silver, copper and bismuth. Works with any high grade paste or liquid flux and a standard propane torch. Oatey No.95 tinning flux recommended. Provides excellent flow and fill characteristics with a melting range of 420 to 460 degrees F; 0.117" diameter. Used for tin plate work, sheet metal seaming, and hot water heating lines. Meets requirements of Safe Drinking Water Act for use on copper potable water lines.
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60 percent tin, 40 percent lead. Ideal for electrical wiring connections because of its non-conductive residue. Will not cause corrosion or deterioration of electrical connections. Tensile Strength: 6900 PSI. Melting Temp: 375? (190? C).
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Fast, easy, permanent; apply inside the copper connector, fit in the copper pipe and within seconds a permanent leakproof seal will occur. Pressure may be applied after two minutes; can withstand pressures up to 500 PSI; can withstand temperatures from -60 degrees F to +300 degrees F. Meets US Military specifications. Good with all refrigerants.
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IAPMO Listed solder and water soluble flux NSF-61. Flux meets ASTM B-813 standard and is City of L.A. approved. Lead free silver solder meets ASTM B-32 standard. Kit contains: 1/4 lb., .117" gauge silver lead free solder, 1.7 Oz. H-20-5 water soluble flux, an applicator brush and a sand cloth.
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For general purpose use with appropriate type flux such as "Forney" 38120, Ruby Fluid, "Forney" 38125, Paste Flux or "Forney 38127 and 38128, Hi-Temp fluxes. NOT SUITABLE FOR ALUMINUM.
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Lead free alloy of 95 percent Tin and 5 percent Antimony. Acid flux is contained within the core. Used for for sheet metal, radiator, gutter repair work with a melting range of 450 degrees F-464 degrees F; .081" gauge
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Alloy of tin, silver, copper and bismuth. Meets requirements of Safe Drinking Water Act for use on copper potable water lines. Provides excellent flow and fill characteristics. 420 to 460 degrees Fahrenheit melting range. Includes 1/4 lbs. solid wire solder 0.117" diameter, 1.7 ozs. No.95 lead free tinning flux, acid brush, sand cloth, and how-to instructions.
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Alloy of 40 percent Tin and 60 percent Lead. For repairing galvanized gutters, filling metal seams and other general repairs with a melting range of 360 degrees F - 460 degrees F. Can not be used on drinking water lines; .081" gauge.
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Tin-antimony "lead-free" solder can be used for soldering potable water pipe joints. Good for plumbing, refrigeration systems and other non-electrical applications where strength is required.
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40 percent tin-60 percent lead; acid flux is contained in wire core; no external flux is needed. Not for use in electrical applications. Melting range: 361 - 460 degrees Fahrenheit. Used for sheet metal work, auto radiator repair and steel gutters. Contains lead and can not be used on drinking water lines.
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50 percent tin and 50 percent lead; use of flux required; .125" gauge. General purpose solder for sheet metal work, auto radiator repair and steel gutters.
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General uses: solder pipes, brazing metal, plumbing and automotive repairs. Product details: wire melting temperature: 450 degree F; diameter: 0.062"; wire net weight: .75 oz. silver solder; .5 oz. water soluble paste flux - NSF certified to ANSI/NSF61. Kit contents: 3 oz. solid wire solder, 1 oz. water soluble paste flux, 2-1/4" acid brush, abrasive cloth.
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Ideal for electrical wiring connections because of its non-conductive residue. Will not cause corrosion or deterioration of electrical connections. Melting Temp: 575? (299? C).
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30 percent tin, 70 percent lead. For sweat fittings, sheet metal joints, gutter work and other big jobs. Works well on galvanized sheet, copper, steel, nickel plate, brass and tin plate. Tensile Strength: 4500 PSI. Melting Temp: 491? (255? C). NOT FOR ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS.
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