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    Brazing Flux for Nickel and Carbide

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Brazing Flux. Brazing Flux for Nickel and Carbide.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Brazing Flux. Brazing Flux for Nickel and Carbide.
    Use this flux with silver and copper-based brazing alloys to clean and prepare surfaces. It is boron modified and residue washes off with hot water. Do not use it with titanium.
    2,200° F Maximum Temperature—Flux with a 2200° F max. temperature lasts longer during brazing thanks to its low boron content, so it’s great for use on large carbide parts. It works particularly well with RBCuZn brazing alloys.
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    For Joining Nickel, Carbide
    1,7006 oz.Applicator-Top CanBlackPasteWaterAWS A5.31 Type FB3C, SAE AMS3411Fed. Spec. O-F-499 Type B7645A11000000
    1,7008 oz.JarBlackPasteWaterAWS A5.31 Type FB3C, SAE AMS3411Fed. Spec. O-F-499 Type B7645A4100000
    1,7001 lb.JarBlackPasteWaterAWS A5.31 Type FB3C, SAE AMS3411Fed. Spec. O-F-499 Type B7645A5100000
    2,2008 oz.JarBrownPasteWaterAWS A5.31 Type FB3D, SAE AMS3417—7645A1200000
    2,2001 lb.JarBrownPasteWaterAWS A5.31 Type FB3D, SAE AMS3417—7645A1300000
     
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