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stev · 02-03-2006, 03:20 PM

For 60% Silver and the flux ...

This brand can be found at a few Welding Supply places in both America and Canada. At the top right is locations. Call a number near your area and ask where this product is sold.

http://www.jwharris.com/jwprod/hisilverbrazealloys

SAFETY-SILV® 56 - This high silver (56%) content alloy makes first quality brazes.It is free-flowing with unequaled capillary attraction and deep penetration. Ductility is high, corrosion resistance suitable for all but strong chemical applications. Offers highest elongation of silver brazing alloys. Suitable for use in the food processing industry. The silver color is an excellent match for stainless steel and silverware applications. NSF Certified to NSF C2.

SAFETY-SILV® 40 - Ductile, free-flowing alloy offers economy, good penetration into tight connections, and medium temperature. Silver to light yellow color as in polished brass.

Flux - Use Stay-Silv white brazing flux on applications requiring normal heat; Stay-Silv black flux on heavy parts, or parts heated over a prolonged period.

02-03-2006, 03:20 PM	#12
stev Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: niagara falls Posts: 96	Re: what silver-solder to buy and where? For 60% Silver and the flux ... This brand can be found at a few Welding Supply places in both America and Canada. At the top right is locations. Call a number near your area and ask where this product is sold. http://www.jwharris.com/jwprod/hisilverbrazealloys SAFETY-SILV® 56 - This high silver (56%) content alloy makes first quality brazes.It is free-flowing with unequaled capillary attraction and deep penetration. Ductility is high, corrosion resistance suitable for all but strong chemical applications. Offers highest elongation of silver brazing alloys. Suitable for use in the food processing industry. The silver color is an excellent match for stainless steel and silverware applications. NSF Certified to NSF C2. SAFETY-SILV® 40 - Ductile, free-flowing alloy offers economy, good penetration into tight connections, and medium temperature. Silver to light yellow color as in polished brass. Flux - Use Stay-Silv white brazing flux on applications requiring normal heat; Stay-Silv black flux on heavy parts, or parts heated over a prolonged period.