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Icebridge Hardware & Building Materials 1yr.
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Silver solder materials mainly include: silver welding rods, silver welding wire, silver welding rings, silver welding sheets, silver welding paste, and silver welding flux.
Description: Our silver solder has good fluidity, low price, and excellent process performance; it also has a low melting point.,Good wetting and filling gaps capability,And it has high joint strength and good plasticity.,It possesses excellent electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for brazing all black and non-ferrous metals except aluminum, magnesium, and other low-melting-point metals. Its shapes include strip, filament, ring, powder, paste, and amorphous particles, and it is widely used in industrial manufacturing sectors such as mechanical and electrical engineering, electronics, home appliances, hardware, automotive parts, chemical industry, and aerospace.
Features of silver solder products:
1, good liquidity, low price, and excellent manufacturing performance;
2, has a low melting point, good wetness, and the ability to fill gaps;
3, high joint strength, good plasticity, excellent electrical conductivity and corrosion resistance;
4<t_Copper_and_Silver_Brazing> Copper and silver have brazing properties, and no brazing flux is required. It is suitable for contact welding, gas flame welding, high-frequency brazing, and certain furnace brazing processes. The brazed joints exhibit good strength and electrical conductivity.</t_Copper_and_Silver_Brazing>
Silver-based brazing material grades and properties
1. Silver-copper-phosphorus brazing material
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Code Number |
Silver content |
Equivalent to national and US standard codes |
Performance and Applications |
Melting point (<t_XXXXXXX> Celsius) |
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National standards |
US standard |
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BAG-2B |
2% |
BCu91PAgandHL209 |
AWS BCuP-6 |
It has excellent fluidity and filling capability, and is widely used in industries such as air conditioning, refrigerators, and mechanical and electrical systems for brazing copper and copper alloys. |
645-790 |
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BAG-5B |
5% |
BCu88PAgandHL205 |
AWS BCuP-3 |
It has certain plasticity and is suitable for welding copper alloy joints that cannot maintain tight fit. |
645-815 |
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BAG-1.5B |
15% |
BCu80PAgandHL204 |
AWS BCuP-5 |
The joint has good plasticity and high electrical conductivity, making it suitable for welding metals such as copper, copper alloys, tungsten, and molybdenum. |
645-800 |
2. Silver-copper-zinc brazing materials (types)
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Code Number |
Silver content |
Equivalent to national and US standard codes |
Primary chemical components |
Performance and Applications |
Melting point (<t_XXXXXXX> Celsius) |
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National standards(GT) |
US standard (AWS) |
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BAG-18BSn |
1.8% |
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Silver, copper, zinc, and tin alloy |
It has good wetting and filling properties, suitable for welding materials such as copper, copper alloys, and steel. |
770-810 |
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BAG-2.5B |
25% |
BAg2₅CuZnandHL302 |
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Silver-copper-zinc alloy |
It has good wetting and filling properties, suitable for welding materials such as copper, copper alloys, and steel. |
700 - 800 |
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BAG-25BSn |
25% |
BAg2₅CuZnSn |
BAg-37 |
Silver, copper, zinc, and tin alloy |
It enhances wetting and filling properties, suitable for welding materials such as copper, copper alloys, and steel. |
680 - 780 |
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BAG-3O B |
3.0% |
BAg3OCuZn |
BAg-20 |
Silver-copper-zinc alloy |
The joint has good toughness and is suitable for brazing copper, copper alloys, steel, and other materials. |
677-676 |
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BAG-3.5B |
35% |
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BAg-35 |
Silver-copper-zinc alloy |
The joint has good toughness and is suitable for brazing copper, copper alloys, steel, and other materials. |
621-732 |
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BAG-35Sn |
35% |
BAg3₄CuZn |
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Silver, copper, zinc, and tin alloy |
It has good fluidity, making it more suitable for welding ferritic and non-ferritic steels. |
620-730 |
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BAG-40B |
40% |
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Silver-copper-zinc alloy |
It has good liquidity, permeability, and resilience. |
677-732 |
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BAG-40BNi |
40% |
HL309 |
BAg-4 |
Silver-copper-zinc-nickel alloy |
It has good corrosion resistance and is suitable for welding stainless steel, nickel-based alloys, and tungsten carbide. |
620-730 |
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BAG-45B |
45% |
BAg4_5CuZnandHL303 |
BAg-5 |
Silver-copper-zinc alloy |
It has excellent fluidity and the ability to fill gaps; the welds have a smooth surface, high joint strength, and good resistance to impact loads. |
677-732 |
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BAG-45Sn |
45% |
BAg4_5CuZnSnandHL325 |
BAg-36 |
Silver, copper, zinc, and tin alloy |
It has good fluidity and the ability to fill gaps, making the brazing process perform well. |
670-780 |
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BAG-50B |
50% |
BAg5_0CuZnandHL304 |
BAg-5 |
Silver-copper-zinc alloy |
The brazing joint can withstand multiple vibration loads and is suitable for brazing copper and copper alloys, steel, etc.; commonly used in band saw brazing. |
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BAG-50SnNi |
50% |
HL324 |
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Silver, copper, zinc, tin, and nickel alloy |
The weld surface is smooth, and the strength of the brazing joint is higher than that of conventional silver brazing. It is suitable for brazing copper and copper alloys, steel and stainless steel, quenched steel, and Kovar alloy. |
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BAG-56Sn |
56% |
BAg5_6CuZnSnHL3_2_1 |
BAg-7 |
Silver, copper, zinc, and tin alloy |
Using tin instead of cadmium, this brazing material is particularly suitable for brazing in food equipment and similar applications. |
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BAG-65B |
65% |
BAg6_5CuZnandHL306 |
BAg-9 |
Silver-copper-zinc alloy |
Good liquidity; commonly used in brazing for food containers, band saws, instruments, etc. |
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BAG-7B |
72% |
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Silver-copper alloy |
Non-volatile elements, with good mobility in copper and nickel, have excellent electrical conductivity among silver brazing materials. They are suitable for manufacturing electronic tubes, vacuum devices, and electronic components. |
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III. Cadmium-containing silver brazing materials
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Code Number |
Silver content |
Equivalent to national standard grades |
Primary chemical components |
Performance and Applications |
Welding Temperature (<t_XXXXXXX> Celsius) |
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National standards(GT) |
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BAG-30Cd |
3.0% |
BAg3OCuZnCd |
Ag: 29–31, Cu: 2.6–2.8, Zn: 20–24, Cd: 19–21 |
It can fill large gaps and is used for brazing copper and copper alloys, steel, and stainless steel. |
640 - 690 |
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BAG-35Cd |
35% |
BAg3₅CuZnCd |
Ag: 3.4–3.6, Cu: 2.5–2.7, Zn: 1.9–2.3, Cd: 1.7–1.9 |
The crystallization temperature range is large, making it suitable for copper, steel, and stainless steel with larger gaps. |
620 - 700 |
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BAG-40Cd |
40% |
BAg4_0CuZnCdNi |
Ag: 39-41, Cu: 15.5-16.5, Cd: 25.6-26,Ni:2.0,1 Zn:margin |
Low melting point, high bonding strength, good wetting property, and sealing ability |
605-705 |
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BAG-45Cd |
45% |
BAg4_5CuZnCd |
Ag: 44-46, Cu: 14-16, Cd: 23-25, Zn:margin |
Suitable for materials that require a lower brazing temperature |
605-660 |
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BAG-50Cd |
50% |
BAg5_0CuZnCd |
Ag: 49-51, Cu: 14.5-16.5, Cd: 17-19, Zn:margin |
Low melting point, high contact strength; suitable for brazing copper, copper alloys, steel, and stainless steel |
625-680 |
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BAG-50CdNi |
50% |
BAg5_0CuZnCdNi |
Ag: 49-51, Cu: 14.5-15.5, Cd: 15-17, Ni: 2.5-3.5 Zn:margin |
It has good heat resistance and corrosion resistance, making it suitable for welding stainless steel and hard alloy tools, etc. |
640-715 |
4. Specifications and Packaging
1, Diameter:0.8,1.0,1.2,1.6,2.0,2.5,3.0,4.0,5.0 mm, the straight bar length is500 mm, the silk thread diameter is0.6mm–4.0mm, flat silver welding electrodes; the specifications for silver flat wires can be customized.
2, every1Kgor5 kgEncased in plastic boxes with certification labels; each3.0 KgPack into a carton and include the quality assurance document.
5. Precautions
1, strictly remove grease, oxides, and other contaminants from the brazing area and the surface of the filler metal before brazing.
2During brazing, a silver brazing flux must be used.
6. Storage in inventory
1The warehouse where the items are stored should have a dry and well-ventilated environment to prevent moisture; liquids such as water, acids, and alkalis—which are volatile and corrosive—should be strictly avoided, and it is even less appropriate for them to coexist in the same warehouse.
The solder should be placed on a wooden pallet; it must not be placed directly on the floor or against the wall.
2Be careful not to damage the packaging, especially the inner packaging, when accessing, handling, and transporting welding electrodes.English:Heat-shrinkable film”.
The silver welding wire packaging should be used up as soon as possible (within one week). Once the welding wire is exposed to air, its anti-rust duration will significantly decrease, especially in humid or corrosive environments.
3, in accordance withEnglish:First in, first out”Issue welding rods in accordance with the principles, and minimize the inventory time of products. Please store them by category and specification, and avoid using them incorrectly.
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