45 Percent Silver Solder Melting Point
General purpose silver brazing alloy.
45 percent silver solder melting point. Of course it depends on what the other 55 is since there are many possible alloys that might be called 45 silver solder. Good general purpose alloy with exceptional strength narrow melting range making it ideal for production brazing maintenance work because of its ease of application. Gsparts harris stay silv silver soldering flux white paste for hi temperature sswf7 harris safety silv 45 flux coated silver solder 1 16 9 sticks 45f3184 harris scpf4 stay clean paste soldering flux 4 oz. Solder alloy melting temperature metal weight percent melting temperature solidus liquidus tin lead silver other degrees c degrees f 0 100 327 621 2 98 316 322 601 611 5 95 301 314 574 597 10 90 268 302 514 576 15 85 225 290 437 554 20 80 183 280 361 536.
Often specified in government use. This item harris safety silv 45 1 16 silver solder brazing alloy 5 troy ounce 76315 4535 harris safety silv 56 1 16 silver solder brazing alloy 1 troy ounce 75310 5631 sta brite sbsk silver solder 3 64 1 2 oz star2000 by stay brite. Silver brazing can be done on automatic machines for cost efficient metal joining at high production rates. Here is one silver copper zinc example.
Silver brazing is a popular method for joining or bonding ferrous and non ferrous base metals like steel stainless steel copper and brass. Good ductilitiy and capillary flow. Aws specification industry specification. The best term to call it a brazing alloy and i try to remember it but i often find myself calling it silver solder.
The percentage is the percentage of silver content in the rod. The melting point of silver solder varies depending on the chemical composition of the solder being used. The most common rods used for typical hvac brazing are 0 5 and 15 with several other levels mixed in there. Solder that is composed of 56 percent silver will have a melting point of 1 145 degrees fahrenheit while solder composed of 80 percent silver melts at 1 370 degrees fahrenheit.