A nickel-chrome-molybdenum TIG rod, very resistant to high and low temperature changes, up to 1200°C. Strong and crack/heat resistant. The weld tends to accommodate the heat treatment of dissimilar materials. Highly corrosion resistant. Used to weld high-Mo steel with nickel alloy steel and carbon steel, and to join various dissimilar and problem/hard-to-weld alloy steels. Also available for MIG welding. (P265GH, P285NH, P295GH, 16Mo3, S355N, X8Ni9 (Inconel 600), (Inconel 625), (Incoloy 800)).
Dissimilar and problem/hard-to-weld alloy steel; high-Mo steel to nickel alloy steel joining.
Brazing Rod
A flux-coated, cadmium-free silver-copper brazing rod with 55% Ag content, giving a low working temperature, high strength, and good capillary flow. Suitable for ferrous and non-ferrous metals (brass, copper, bronze, stainless steel) such as in the food & beverage processing industry, medical/surgical equipment, air conditioning, and refrigerators.
Brazing Rod
A high-strength copper-silver alloy brazing rod with good capillary flow, used to join various ferrous and non-ferrous metals (stainless steel, steel, cast iron, copper, bronze, brass, and iron) such as copper water pipes, HVAC systems, electrical equipment, motor armatures, and transformers.
Brazing Rod
A silver-alloy brazing rod for a lower working temperature, used to join steel, iron, copper, carbide/diamond cutting blades, and dissimilar metals — such as in the automotive industry, radiators, water heaters, capacitors, air conditioning, refrigerators, and copper pipe joints.
Brazing Rod
A copper, zinc, and silver alloy brazing rod, heat resistant with optimal capillary flow. Used to join equipment related to electrical work.