Soldering, Melting and Casting


TOOLS


Soldering - Semi Cordierite Insulating Plate


Binding Wire


Binding Wire, Ø0.40mm


 .4mm   x mm Reel  or holding parts together while soldering


 Extra thick and long lasting Honeycomb soldering boards


 A ceramic material asbestos free) which resists temperatures up to approximately 98C


 The holes can be utilised to hold work with binding wire B8) and Pins P49)


 Insulating Plate In Semi-Cordierite  Dust free


Code I33820 I0882 Description


100 x 100 x 20mm Semi Cordierite Plate


135 x 90 x 10mm Semi Cordierite Plate, A*F Swiss


UOM Price EACH EACH £3.95 £9.45 Binding Wire - Multi Purpose


se this profoundly soft wire for easily binding delicate projects, easing intricate soldering jobs, for example.  Tie pieces together ready for soldering and wrapping on charcoal soldering blocks to prevent cracking.


 Binding wire will not stick to your solder or work while under heat.


Binding Wire, Ø0.30mm, 50g Approx


SOLDERING STANDS, PICKS, WIGS AND MISCELLANEOUS


Alcohol Lamp & Wick Alcohol amp & Wick


An alcohol lamp consists of a small glass jar with a wick which goes through the lid of the jar. It can also be used in place of a Bunsen burner for gentle heating of something in a workshop/laboratory.


The glass jar is lled with alcohol/methylated sprit which is ammable. A wick dipped in the alcohol draws alcohol up through the lid, where it burns, like a candle. It can be used for heating at low temperatures.


 Its a useful tool when working with modelling wax, heating it & then shaping with your wax tools


 Harden your graver tips by heating towards the cutting edge


 Ideal for softening shellac when setting palate stones and impulse pins


 Can be used for blueing screws by holding over the heat in a pan and tempering steel


 Multi angled glass body designed for positioning in various angles


 Will ideally hold approx. 9ml of methylated sprits which allows you to tilt the jar into any position without spillage


Size: 1 x mm Weight: g


Code


A0002 W1852


Description Alcohol Lamp


Alcohol Lamp Wick


UOM Price EACH


EACH


£4.10 £1.95


 .3mm 34 gauge)  3 Kgs  Iron Binding Wire for holding parts together while soldering


Code W31925 Description


Binding Wire, Ø0.30mm, 3 Kg Spool


UOM Price EACH £18.15


 .3mm 34 gauge)  Iron Binding Wire for holding parts together while soldering


Code W32434 Description


Binding Wire, Ø0.30mm, 50g Approx


UOM Price EACH £1.95 Blow Pipe - Brass


Brass blow pipes have been used for well over  years by jewellers, glass craft people, lab works etc. or many elds of industry its an old favourite capable of soldering, fusing, and heating. It consists of a brass tube bent at a right angle with a capped head with a miniature hole.


 se in conjunction with a alcohol lamp code A)  Blow through, keeping the cheeks fully puffed out, inhaling through the nose in typical blowpipe fashion, so as to maintain a steady stream of air to produce a very sharp, intensely hot ame.


 As traditional jewellers have quoted many a time in our ewellery quarter Birmingham Showroom, using a brass blow pipe gives you more control and you feel at one with the ame


Binding Wire, Ø0.30mm, 3 Kg Spool


ength: 3mm Code


B8676


Description Brass Blow Pipe


Screen Wire Mesh


UOM Price EACH


Code B0087 Description Binding Wire, Ø0.40mm Blow Pipe, Brass


UOM Price EACH


£4.95


£2.80


Screen Wire Mesh


 Rest your soldering/heating jobs on top and see excellent reective heat capabilities with this ne steel mesh.


 Also used in conjunction with a traditional Bunsen burner/tripod see code T349)  1 mesh squares per square inch


Magic Boric Solder Dip


See Page 983


Copper Bowls for Pickling


See Page 689


Overall size: 1 x 1mm 6 x 6) Weight: g Code


Description S20866 Screen Wire Mesh


UOM Price EACH


£2.20


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