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681
Low-Fuming Bronze
(RBCuZn-C)
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Torch
Low cost, versatile alloy. Used with torch, furnace
and induction brazing welding on steels, cast iron,
copper alloys, nickel alloys and stainless steel. |
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773
Nickel Silver
(RBCuZn-D) |
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Torch
Used for brazing Tungsten carbides, copper alloys,
nickel alloys, stainless steels, carbon steels,
and cast iron. Good color match to stainless steel.
A superior alternative in terms of color match, joint
strength and machinability. This is a low cost alternative
to silver brazing alloys. |
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656
Silicon Bronze
(ERCuSi-A)
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MIG/TIG/Torch
Popular alloy for TIG / MIG and oxyacetylene welding
of copper silicon and copper -zinc base metals, and
for many sheet metal applications employing plain
and galvanized steel. Very popular for use in metal
sculpture. All positions welding. |
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680
Low Fuming Bronze Nickel
(RBCuZn-B)
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Torch
A superior alternative within the RBCuZn family.
Higher joint strength, better color match with stainless
steel and cast iron, and easy machinability of the
weld fillet. Often offers a low cost alternative to
silver brazing of steels. |
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470
Naval Bronze
(RBCuZn-A) |
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Torch
Used to braze on steels, copper alloys, nickel alloys
and stainless steels, the addition of tin improves
strength and corrosion resistance in the weld deposit. |
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618
Aluminum Bronze-A2
(ERCuAl-A2)
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MIG/TIG/Torch
Best
choice aluminum bronze; versatile, with welding
and overly capabilities. Used to join combinations
of dissimilar materials, such as aluminum bronze
to steel and copper to steel, and copper nickel
alloys. It is also used as for wear and corrosion
resistant overlays. |
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656
Silicon Bronze
(ERCuSi-A) |
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Coated
Electrode - MIG/TIG/Torch
Popular alloy for TIG / MIG and oxyacetylene welding
of copper silicon and copper -zinc base metals, and
for many sheet metal applications employing plain
and galvanized steel. Very popular for use in metal
sculpture. All positions welding. |
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189
Deoxidized Copper
(ERCu) |
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MIG/TIG/Torch
Used
for welding of deoxidized and electrolytic tough
pitch copper.
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518 Phosphor Bronze-A
(ERCuSn-A)
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Coated
Electrode - MIG/TIG/Torch
Can
be used to weld bronze and brass, they can also
be used to weld copper if the presence of tin in
the weld metal is not objectionable
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521
Phosphor Bronze-C
(ERCuSn-C) |
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Coated
Electrode - MIG/TIG/Torch
Similar to 518, with higher tin content, for greater
hardness.
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610
Aluminum Bronze-A1
(ERCuAl-A1)
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MIG/TIG/Torch
Iron
free, used primarily for wear and corrosion resistant
overlay.
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624
Aluminum Bronze-A3
(ERCuAl-A3)
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MIG/TIG/Torch
Used
primarily for joining and repair welding of aluminum
bronze castings with relatively higher strength.
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632
Nickel Aluminum Bronze
(ERCuNiAl)
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Coated
Electrode - MIG/TIG/Torch
An
iron wire for welding aluminum bronzes, high strength
copper-zinc alloys, silicon and manganese bronzes,
and many ferrous metals. Also used to join combinations
of dissimilar materials, and to overlay metal for
wear and corrosion resistance.
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633
Manganese Nickel Aluminum Bronze
(ERCuMnNiAl) |
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Coated
Electrode - MIG/TIG/Torch
Used
for joining or repairing of cast or wrought base
metals of similar composition for high resistance
to corrosion, erosion and cavitations, such as cast
ship propellers. . Also exhibits good ability to
join dissimilar metals.
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715
Copper Nickel
(ERCuNi) |
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Coated
Electrode - MIG/TIG/TorchFor
joining of most copper-nickel alloys with excellent
corrosion resistant properties. Preheating is not
required.
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