Weldcote White Anti Borax Flux - Bemidji Welder's Supply

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Last updated 23 May 2024

Weldcote White Anti Borax Flux - Bemidji Welder's Supply

Procedure: Thoroughly clean the work piece; breaks should be enlarged to a V-notch. Heat the end of the metal rod with a torch and dip into the flux or sprinkle the flux on the work piece. At the right temperature, flux will turn into a liquid that rapidly flows into all cracks and crevices. removing oxides and other impurities. Continue to melt the filler rod until the break or joint is filled, avoiding overheating. It is well to remember that in brazing, only the filler metal is melted. Weldco
Procedure: Thoroughly clean the work piece; breaks should be enlarged to a V-notch. Heat the end of the metal rod with a torch and dip into the flux or sprinkle the flux on the work piece. At the right temperature, flux will turn into a liquid that rapidly flows into all cracks and crevices. removing oxides and other impurities. Continue to melt the filler rod until the break or joint is filled, avoiding overheating. It is well to remember that in brazing, only the filler metal is melted. Weldcote White Anti Borax Flux may also be used as a paste by adding water and mixing well. Brush the paste on the work piece and also on the brazing rod, allow the paste to dry and apply heat. Flux residues wash off completely using hot water.

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Weldcote White Paste Flux 5 Pound Jar

White Creamy Consistancy Contains 1 lb. Excess flux can be removed with hot water This Silver Brazing Paste Flux is a general purpose broad temperature range flux. It works well on ferrous and non-ferrous alloys as well as stainless steel and carbides.