Sahara Enterprises

Aluminium brazing rods are filler metals used to join aluminum and aluminum alloy parts, melting at a lower temperature than the base material to create a strong bond without melting the base metal itself. They are commonly used in automotive, HVAC, and marine applications   

Low Fuming Brazing ( Rbcuzn-d) Alloy Nickel Silver filler metal contains 10% nickel and is used primarily for brazing or oxyacetylene welding of steel or cast iron. The weld deposits of Alloy Nickel Silver have very high tensile strength, good ductility and excellent corrosion resistance. The weld deposits are machinable and work harden when put into service. For this reason Nickel Silver is commonly used for building-up or overlaying worn parts such as gear teeth, bearings and valve seats. It is also used in the matrix of tungsten carbide rods where it acts as a “binder’’ for the tungsten carbide particles. Excellent for tubular structures. A boric acid or borax flux is required. Preheating may be desired for some applications. A neutral or slightly oxidizing flame is recommended.  

We are one of the reckoned firms, presenting a wide gamut of Silicon Brass Brazing Rod. Procured from some of the trusted vendors of the industry, these bars are made available to the clients in several dimensions, grades, finishes and other specifications. Our provided bars are quality verified prior to dispatch from our end.    

Features:

• Easy installation
• Robust design
• Corrosion resistance

Low Fuming Bronze Brazing Rod (rbcuzn-c) Alloy Low Fuming Bronze is a general-purpose oxyacetylene brazing rod used for steel, copper alloys, cast iron, nickel alloys and stainless steel. A balanced chemical analysis of copper and zinc as well as alloying elements of tin, iron, manganese and silicon produce weld deposits with excellent mechanical properties. High strength, ductile and sound weld deposits are easily attained simply by applying a neutral or slightly oxidizing flame. The high silicon content of Alloy Low Fuming Bronze keeps fumes to a minimum. Preheating is required for some applications and bronze brazing flux is required for the bare rods.