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720° F to 735° F

720° F to 845° F

800° F to 900° F

970° F to 1,085° F

1,070° F to 1,080° F

1,125° F to 1,145° F

1,125° F to 1,295° F

1,140° F to 1,200° F

1,145° F to 1,205° F

1,160° F to 1,175° F

1,170° F to 1,270° F

1,175° F to 1,235° F

1,185° F to 1,260° F

1,190° F to 1,335° F

1,190° F to 1,370° F

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Fastening and Joining

Brazing Alloys

Form stronger bonds between metal parts than solder without melting the base material

Brazing Flux

Clean and prepare metal surfaces for brazing

Brazing Stop-Off

Brazing Stop-Off

Keep flux and metal from flowing into unwanted areas while brazing

TIG Welding Rods

TIG Welding Rods

Add extra metal while TIG welding to help flatten welds and hold workpieces together

TIG Welding Rod Feeders

TIG Welding Rod Feeders

Advance TIG rods for controlled welds

Gas Welding Rods

Gas Welding Rods

Melt in extra metal while gas welding to help workpieces hold together

Containers, Storage, and Furniture

Welding Rod Carriers

Welding Rod Carriers

Store, protect, and organize TIG welding rods, tungsten electrodes, and stick electrodes

The quick brown fox jumped over the lazy dog. Pedestal (35" Ht. x 4" Wd. x 4" Dp.)