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Sil-Fos
This group of alloys facilitates the joining of copper to copper without a flux and copper-based alloys (brass and bronze) with a flux. The family of products includes the original Sil-Fos 15. Developed and patented by Handy & Harman over 70 years ago, Sil-Fos is the workhorse filler metal used in the refrigeration and air conditioning industry.
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Braze
These general-purpose, high silver alloys allow the joining of similar and dissimilar metals including copper, brass, steel, stainless, carbide, etc. We offer a variety of products that enable you select the optimal filler material for your metal-joining requirement. Many of these materials are available as bare wire as well as flux coated rods.
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Clean 'n Brite Lead-Free Solders
High strength, low temperature solders for use in a variety of low stress, low pressure applications. Several product options available include materials for potable water systems.
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Solderite Lead Bearing Solders
Low temperature tin/lead solders available with solid, rosin or acid cores.
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Clean 'n Brite Solder Flux
Paste flux for general-purpose soldering applications.
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Handy TEC Solder Flux
Higher temperature, more aggressive flux for use when soldering steel, stainless steel, etc. Recommended for use with Tin/Silver solders.
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Handy Flux
When flux is required as part of the brazing operation, Handy Flux is generally recommended. It is an all-purpose flux for joining ferrous and non-ferrous metals and protects parts up to 1600 F.
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Handy One Flux Cored Rods
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Flux Coated Brazing Rods
For those brazing applications where flux is preferred on the outside of the brazing rod, we offer several coated general-purpose alloys including Braze 505.
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Aluminum Flux Cored Solders
Lucas-Milhaupt now offers a flux cored solder for aluminum. This all-in-on product will join both aluminum to aluminum as well as aluminum to copper. The flux is non-corrosive and does not need to be removed after soldering.
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