JEWELLERYY SOLDERING, NG, MELTING & PITING & Charcoal Soldering Block
WELLER SOLDERING, HEATI HEATING, MELCKLING PICKLING
• For temperatures up to 1100 °C • Non-toxic • Odourless • Pointed metallic articles may easily be stuck into the insulator
• Made in Great Britain Code
S8594 S8595 S8596
Description
150 x 150 x 12mm Square Board 200 x 200 x 12mm Square Board 300 x 300 x 12mm Square Board
UOM Price EACH
EACH EACH
Price breaks available, see website Charcoal Blocks
The traditional jeweller’s soldering block. Use Auflux and charcoal blocks together to protect the surface of the bench and to create an efficient soldering area. Made from select, close-grain, knot-free, natural willow especially prepared and treated for optimum performance. Charcoal under the flame creates a reducing atmosphere for a cleaner soldering environment.
• Reflects heat from the surface effectively excelling soldering results
• Maximum temperature it will tolerate approximately 3000 ° c
• Size 140 x 70 x 30mm
Please note: retain the block shape by wrapping the sides tightly with binding wire (Code W32434) before
use. Code C0378
Description Charcoal Block
UOM Price EACH
Price breaks available, see website Code Monolux Soldering Block B45744 Description
150 x 150mm Raised Soldering Board
UOM Price EACH Price breaks available, see website
SOLDERING PLATES, HONEYCOMB BOARDS & PUMICE GRANULES
A large selection of soldering plates rigged and Honeycomb are available.
Block - 125 x 75 x 25mm
• Monolux • Asbestos free • Rectangular
• Made in Great Britain Code
S4255 Description 125 x 75 x 25mm Monolux Block
UOM Price EACH
Price breaks available, see website Square Soldering Boards
• Place the Honeycomb block on top of two soldering blocks giving approximately 7cm of height from the soldering surface. This, in combination with the perforated surface ventilates the working area and creates the ideal environment for soldering.
• High heat-reflectivity with a fast cooling time frame.
£4.10
• Because of its nature, heat is dispersed all over the board ultimately prolonging its life span.
• Maximum temperature it will tolerate is approximately 1100°C.
Cordierite Soldering Plate
• 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)
• Insulating Plate In Semi-Cordierite • Dust free • Round shape
Dimensions: • Diameter x thickness
Code
S53990 S53989
Description
Ø100mm Honeycomb Board Ø180 x 10mm Honeycomb Board
UOM Price EACH
£3.95 EACH £11.95 £8.95 £7.95
• 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
Raised Soldering Board
• Insulating plate In cordierite • To solder platinum alloys • Retains heat • Reversible • Working temperature around 1100 °C max. • 1 side even and 1 side indented
£2.65 £5.25 £5.45
• 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
• 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)
• Insulating Plate In Semi-Cordierite • Dust free
Dimensions: • Length x width x thickness
Code I33820 I0882
S53988 S55400
Description
100 x 100 x 20mm Honeycomb Board
135 x 90 x 10mm Honeycomb Board, A*F Swiss
135 x 135 x 20mm Honeycomb Board
Pins for Soldering Board
Honeycomb Soldering Boards, Round
UOM Price EACH EACH EACH £3.95 £8.95 £5.95 PACK*10 £2.95
• Sizes Square: 150, 200 & 300mm • Asbestos Free Insulating Pad
910
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