Aluminum Welding Powder for Welding Metal Rods

• Type: Brazing Flux
• Material: Borax, Boric Acid
• Flux Containing: Containing Flux
• Shipping Cost: Estimated freight per unit.: about shipping cost and estimated delivery time.
• Currency: US$
• Return&refunds: You can apply for a refund up to 30 days after receipt of the products.
• Model NO.: CJ401
• Slag Characteristic: None
• Extended Length: None
• Color: White
• Mode: Cj401
• Melting Point: 560ºC
• Feature: High Activity
• Product Name: Copper Gas Welding Flux
• Application: Flux for Gas Welding and Brazing of Copper and Cop
• Transport Package: 500g/Bottle
• Specification: 114g/225g/250g/500g
• Trademark: STRONGLION
• Origin: China
• Production Capacity: 100 Ton/Year
• Package Size: 50.00cm * 40.00cm * 15.00cm
• Package Gross Weight: 1.200kg

Product Description

Product Description

Trade-mark	Product name	Characteristics & application
CJ301	Copper gas welding flux	Melting point is about 650*C. flux for gas welding and brazing of copper and copper alloys.
CJ401	Aluminum gas welding flux	Melting point is about 560,C, flux for gas welding of aluminum and aluminum al1oys.
QJ101	SiIver brazing flux	Brazing flux of copper, copper alloys. steel and stainless steel within 550-850*C.
QJ102	SiIver brazing paste	Brazing flux of copper, copper alloys, steel and stainless steel within 550-850C.
QJ103	SiIver brazing flux	Brazing flux of copper, copper alloys, steel and stainless steel within 550-750C
QJ201	Aluminum brazing flux	Brazing flux of aluminum and aluminum a 11oys within 450-620'C.

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Packaging & Shipping

500g/bottle
10kgs/carton
400kgs/pallet

FAQ

What flux is used for brazing?

White flux is useful for brazing copper, brass, steel, stainless steel, and nickel alloys. It has an active temperature range of 1050 -1600°F (565 - 870°C).

Is brazing flux the same as soldering flux?

Difference Between Brazing Flux and Soldering Flux.Brazing flux is used to join metals together at high temperatures while soldering flux is used to join metals together at lower temperatures.