SOLDERING, MELTING AND CASTING
• Pointed metallic articles may easily be stuck into the insulator
• Made in Great Britain Code
S8594 S8595 S8596
Description UOM Price
150 x 150 x 12mm Square Board EACH 200 x 200 x 12mm Square Board EACH 300 x 300 x 12mm Square Board EACH
Raised Soldering Board
£2.35 £5.25 £5.45
ideal environment for soldering.
time frame.
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Cordierite Soldering Plate
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. 90ml of methylated sprits which allows you to tilt the jar into any position without spillage
Size: 120 x 70mm Weight: 250g
Code
• 150 x 150mm • Feet keep the board raised above your bench for easier working
• Will withstand very high temperatures • Asbestos Free Insulating Pad • Cordiorite • Non-toxic • Odourless • 700g
Code B45744 Description
150 x 150mm Raised Soldering Board
Round Soldering Boards UOM Price EACH £9.50
A0002 W1852
• Bergeon 6601D • Insulating plate In cordierite • To solder platinum alloys • Retains heat • Reversible • Working temperature around 1100°C max. • 1 side even and 1 side indented
• Dimensions: 184 x 184 x 25 mm Code I0884
Description UOM Price 184 x 184 x 25 mm Cordierite Plate EACH £66.95 Honeycomb Soldering Boards
Ø0.30mm Iron Binding Wire
• Extra thick and long lasting Honeycomb soldering boards
• A ceramic material (asbestos free) which resists temperatures up to approximately 982°C
• The holes can be utilised to hold work with binding wire (B0087) and Pins (P4922 for I33820)
• Bergeon 6446G, H & J • Size: Ø120, 140 & 190mm • Asbestos Free Insulating Pad • For temperatures up to 1100°C • Resistant to monoxydes of carbon as well as hydrocarbon
• Non-toxic • Odorless • Porosity 86% • Pointed metallic articles may easily be stuck into the insulator
Code I0879
I0880 I0878
Description
Ø120 x 12mm Circular Pad Ø140 x 12mm Circular Pad Ø190 x 12mm Circular Pad
UOM Price EACH £15.95
EACH £16.50 EACH £18.50
• 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 £5.95
• Ø.30mm (34 gauge) • 3 Kgs • Iron Binding Wire for holding parts together while soldering
SOLDERING STANDS, PICKS, WIGS AND MISCELLANEOUS
SOLDERING PLATES & HONEYCOMB BOARDS
A large selection of soldering plates rigged and Honeycomb are available.
Alcohol Lamp & Wick
Alcohol Lamp & 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.
Code W31925 Description Ø0.30mm Iron Binding Wire
Ø0.28mm Iron Binding Wire
• Ø0.28mm • Galvanised Iron
UOM Price £17.95
3KG
• Ø.30mm (34 gauge) • Iron Binding Wire for holding parts together while soldering
• 50 grams Code
W32434 Description Ø0.30mm Iron Binding Wire
Ø0.30mm Iron Binding Wire
50G
UOM Price £1.95
Description Alcohol Lamp
Alcohol Lamp Wick Binding Wire
Binding Wire - Multi Purpose Use this profoundly soft wire for easily binding delicate projects or easing intricate soldering jobs.
• 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.
EACH EACH
UOM Price £3.95
£1.95
Code W41182
Description Ø0.28mm Iron Binding Wire
225g
UOM Price £5.95
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