3 GRADES OF SOLDER WIRE 20GA
EASY - MEDIUM - HARD FLOW GRADES
7oz Handy Flux & 12" SOLDER WIRE of EACH GRADE
🟢 Soldering brazing all purpose, low temperature flux Handy® Flux is a long lasting white paste type, very durable won’t break down from prolonged heat, an all-purpose flux for use in brazing and soldering Gold, Silver, Brass, Copper and other Non-Ferrous Metals.
🟢 Handy Flux is an active fluoride/borate-type flux which is appropriate for all nonferrous metals and begins to melt and dissolve oxides at 600°F, having an effective temperature range from1100° F-1600° F.
🟢 Paste formula can be cleaned up with hot water.
🟢 Prior to soldering make sure joints and the solder are clean, flux the full surface area to prevent oxidation and allow for good solder flow, and a good brazed joint.
🟢 Soldering Note: Clean - Surface and Joint is important and not too much Solder, good even heat over entire joint area. Clean remove oxides and other soldering residues prior to finishing.
🟢 Silver Solder Wire used in Jewelry Making, Repair work such as sizing and mounting, for assembling silver jewelry, rings and components.
🟢 Silver solder comes in 3 grades… the grades are the relative temperature flow points between one and the other.
🟢 The softer the solder the less content of silver with a lower melting temperature.
SALE is for Handy Flux a 7oz. bottle with Brush and 3 GRADES of SILVER Solder Wire, (Soft, Medium and Hard) 12 Inch Long of each grade, total 36".
🔻 SOFT/EASY SPECIFICATIONS: JETS Product # 1020-40745223 🔻🔸 Solder WIRE: Silver Content of 65%
🔸 Melt temperature: 1,240°F - 671°C
🔸 Flow temperature: 1,325°F - 718°C
🔻 MEDIUM SPECIFICATIONS: 🔻
🔸 Solder WIRE: Silver Content of 70%
🔸 Melt temperature: 1,275°F - 691°C
🔸 Flow temperature: 1,360°F - 738°C
🔸 Solder WIRE: Silver Content of 75%
🔸 Melt temperature: 1,365°F - 741°C
🔸 Flow temperature: 1,450°F - 788°C
Technical Information: NOTE: Lead, Cadmium FREE Solder -Solder Wire Thickness: 20ga - 0.032” - 0.81mm
🟢 Repairs: Lower-temperature solder is recommended for repair work, especially on pieces that may have been reworked and a high-temperature solder may cause a problem.
🟢 Assembly Work: In multiple components, soldering use the Higher Temperature Solder first, then a medium grade, and finally to a soft lower melting point.
🟢 Production: High-temperature solder, the Hard grade should be used, with the higher silver content, better match of color, and a stronger bond. Allowing future repairs to be performed with the softer solders.
🔸 Attention: Solder is made to be used with a Torch, NOT with soldering gun or iron.
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