CONSUMABLES
Soldering Pastes, Powders & Fluids
Flux - Fluid, Magic Boric Soldering Dip
Flux - Paste, Easi-Flo lu - Easi-lo - lu Paste
Easy-o lu Paste a brazing u suitable for use with precious etal brazing. t has a working range of -C .Easy-o lu Paste ehibits better life at teperature and greater overheat resistance than any other u pastes.
Easy-o lu paste has a low elt viscosity and as such perfors well when pasted onto vertical surfaces, and can be useful when brazing stainless steel. The olten viscosity of Easy-o lu Paste is such that it holds on vertical surfaces. t is therefore particularly useful when brazing joints in positions where other ues ay have a tendency to run away fro the joint.
agic Boric Soldering ip - lu
agic Boric dip is a fast easy to use soldering solution. deal for todays jobber repairer anufacturing jeweller. Cut the tie when soldering. agic Boric has always been a best seller in the SA for any years. n a busy retail environent your jobber repairer jeweller can do a custoer repair while they wait. The custoer piece you will notice will stay shiny polished when you use this dip solution ethod. ou can siply hand the ite over straight away once you have repaired it. Clean your ite as you would usually ultrasonic.
Just dip the ite to be soldered in agic Boric and stir to coat the ite. Then just solder, there will be no aing up like there is with alcohol. ou will not have to u, it has a built-in u or the ideal high standard nish job after you have soldered dip into your pickle solution for to seconds if reuired or dip into noral tap water to reove the agic Boric.
agic Boric will not evaporate t is a water base, when the water evaporates down just add a sall aount of water to get the coating consistency you desire.
Built-in lu No lu Needed No Alcohol No laing p ip and Solder or Gold, Silver and Platinu oz
Code M31428 Description Magic Boric Soldering Dip
UOM Price 16OZ
£8.95
Product uses: This product is suitable for use on all the coon aterials, gold, silver, copper, brass, ild steel and stainless steel, but not aluiniu.
Conditions for use: lu paste should be brushed onto the joint surfaces before assebly. urther u should then be applied eternally either side of the joint outh.
t is good practice to echanically clean and degrease the joint surface before applying u. Heat slowly and evenly to the brazing teperature, without local overheating. se the u as a teperature guide - it will becoe opaue and ay have soe dark patches as brazing teperature is approached. f blackening of the u occurs this is often a sign of insufcient u, overheating or u ehaustion.
Supplied: g Tub Code
C34153 Description Easy Flo Flux Paste
Flux - Paste, Fluxite luite Soldering Paste - lu
ry luite is the ost effective lu nown The uality soldering uid clean fast econoical
An effective and reliable u paste which siplies soldering and lead jointing.
Also suitable for lead-free and lead containing solder alloys
Soldering Flame Micro Torch
See Page 633
e supply st class solder to use with luite Solder Paste code S33. Solder copper brass pewter bronze zinc lead, tin and gilding etal
Suitable for odel akers, hobbies, crafts, arts, badge akers to nae just a few users
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Code S33170
Soldering Third Hand on Solder Board
See Page 862
Soldering Stands, Revolving
See Page 861 See Page 890
Soldering Insulated Tweezers
Description Fluxite Soldering Paste
UOM Price 100G
£9.10
UOM Price 500G
Flux - Powder, Borax Bora Powder - lu
A u coonly used when soldering jewellery. ur special for of bora is produced for use by jewellers, silversiths, gold investent ingot akers, etal workers, etc.
ur bora is easy to dissolve and elt than ordinary bora
Add the u with tap water to for a toothpaste consistency
Apply on soldering joins ware necessary using ne brushes
The u to use when elting precious etals in an electric furnace or with a Sievert torch syste
Supplied: kg Tub Code
C4360 Description Borax Flux Powder
UOM Price 1KG
Flux - Powder, Tenacity 125 (for High Temperatures)
Tenacity - lu Powder - or High Teperatures - lu
Johnson atthey etal Joining Tenacity No. lu Powder constantly evolves to eet the needs of its custoers, of eerging technologies and of the environent it operates in.
£26.95
Tenacity No. lu Powder is a high teperature u that is effective on platinu, copper, copper based alloys, ild and low alloy steels and tungsten carbide with brazing ller etals elting between -C. Typically it would be used with specialized J Bronze or Argentel Alloys, particularly -Bronze.
Product uses: Tenacity No. lu Powder is suitable for use on platinu, copper, copper based alloys, ild and low alloy steels and tungsten carbide.
Conditions for use: The powder should be ied with water and a few drops of a liuid detergent to for a paste which should then be brushed onto the joint surfaces before assebly. urther u should then be applied eternally either side of the joint outh.
t is good practice to echanically clean and degrease the joint surface before applying u. Heat slowly and evenly to the brazing teperature, without local overheating. f blackening of the u occurs this is often a sign of insufcient u, overheating or u ehaustion.
How to use… . echanically clean and degrease the joint surface before applying u . i u powder with water and a few drops of liuid detergent to for a thick paste 3. Brush paste onto the joint surfaces before assebly and eternally either side of the joint opening . Heat evenly to the brazing teperature, avoid localised overheating . f blackening of the coponent or u occurs this is a sign of insufcient u, overheating or u ehaustion . The u residues are insoluble in water and ust be reoved by echanical ethods such as ling abrasives and grit blasting
Supplied: g Tub Code
C34452 Description Tenacity 125 Flux Powder
UOM Price 400G
£4.10
£27.35
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