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Cronatron® 23 Copper and Steel Flux Coated Brazing Rod 1/8"
Cronatron® - 23 Copper and Steel Flux Coated Brazing Rod, Blue, 18" Length, 1/8" (5 US Pounds)
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Cronatron® - 23 Copper and Steel Flux Coated Brazing Rod, Blue, 18" Length, 1/8" (5 US Pounds)
A selection of brazing alloys for joining cast iron and brazing sheet metal.
Superior Advantages
Solid, dense deposits that can be machined
Free-flowing for thin lapping and butted metal joining
No base metal dilution making tough cast iron repairs possible
Versatile, thin-flowing
Flux Coating Color: BlueTensile Strength: Up to 68,000 PSIBonding Temperature: 1,400°F to 1,600°F (760°C to 871°C)Recommended Flux: F21 (if needed)
Typical Applications
Sheet metal and auto body repairs
Engine heads and blocks
Piping, plumbing and pumps
Gears, sprockets and pulleys
Usage ProcedureClean joint areas thoroughly. Heat metal with neutral flame until flux liquifies. Base metals should be dull red as Cronabraze™ 30F commences to penetrate the joint. Use rapid weaving motion with torch to deposit alloy drop-by-drop. Do not concentrate heat enough to melt base metal. Remove flux residue with water.
A selection of brazing alloys for joining cast iron and brazing sheet metal.
Superior Advantages
Solid, dense deposits that can be machined
Free-flowing for thin lapping and butted metal joining
No base metal dilution making tough cast iron repairs possible
Versatile, thin-flowing
Flux Coating Color: BlueTensile Strength: Up to 68,000 PSIBonding Temperature: 1,400°F to 1,600°F (760°C to 871°C)Recommended Flux: F21 (if needed)
Typical Applications
Sheet metal and auto body repairs
Engine heads and blocks
Piping, plumbing and pumps
Gears, sprockets and pulleys
Usage ProcedureClean joint areas thoroughly. Heat metal with neutral flame until flux liquifies. Base metals should be dull red as Cronabraze™ 30F commences to penetrate the joint. Use rapid weaving motion with torch to deposit alloy drop-by-drop. Do not concentrate heat enough to melt base metal. Remove flux residue with water.