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Brazing Rod - Silver 45%
Popular 45% silver brazing alloy rod for general purpose, high-strength brazing of all ferrous and non ferrous metals, including steel, stainless-steel, copper, brass, nickel, etc. High fluidity & rapid capillary flow, good choice where parts have close fit up. Melting Range (approx): 640-680°C.
Brazing & TIG Rod Selection Guide
Brazing & TIG Rod Selection Guide
Also Known As:
Silver brazing alloy, silver solder
Disclaimer:
Any product application information on this web page is presented as "typical" and an indicative guide only, without guarantee or warranty, and Weldclass expressly disclaims any liability incurred from any reliance thereon. No data is to be construed as an official recommendation for any welding condition or technique by Weldclass. The correct product(s), settings and techniques will vary in each application and users should conduct their own research to determine the correct product and method to use in their situation. E.&O.E.
P2-SB4516B/5 51.17
Brazing & Filler Rod Selection Chart
OVERVIEW:
- General purpose silver brazing alloy
- For all ferrous and non-ferrous metals; steel, stainless-steel, copper, brass, nickel, etc
- High fluidity & rapid capillary flow, good choice where parts have close fit up
- High strength & ductility
- Good corrosion resistance
- Suitable for continuous service operating temperatures up to 200°C
- Melting Range (approx): 640-680°C
COMMON APPLICATIONS:
- Production brazing and maintenance work
- HVAC & Refrigeration pipe joints requiring high bond
- Fire service fittings
- Used widely in marine applications due to corrosion & dezincification resistance
SPECIFICATIONS & PROPERTIES:
- Cadmium Free
- Classifications: AWS A5.8 BAG-5
- Melting Range (approx): 640-680°C
- Typical Composition: 45% Silver (Ag), 30% Copper (Cu), and 25% Zinc (Zn)
NOT SUITABLE FOR:
- Aluminium & Zinc
FAQs
How many sticks per Kg ? Bare rod: approx 75 sticks per kg (= approx 37 sticks per 0.5kg pack)
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