Brazing Rods
December 28th, 2010
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Brazing Rods
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 OBRAZE 15 SILVER 25 LB LOT BRAZING ALLOY 1 8 x 36 STICKS RODS PHOS COPPER  US $3,684.95
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 MORE THAN 120 LBS OF BRASS SILICON ALLOY BRAZING RODS 1 8x36” US $300.00
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 OBRAZE 15 SILVER 1 LB LOT BRAZING ALLOY 1 8 x 20 STICKS RODS SILV PHOS COPPER US $139.95
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 OBRAZE 15 SILVER 1 LB LOT BRAZING ALLOY 1 16 x 20 STICKS RODS PHOS COPPER US $139.95
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 OBRAZE 1 LB LOT 15 SILVER BRAZING ALLOY 050 x 125 x 20 PHOS COPPER RODS US $139.95
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 Brazing Rods 1 lb Tube Lucas Milhaupt 454g 15 Ag US $111.68
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 Brazing Rods 1 lb Tube Lucas Milhaupt 454g 6 Ag US $106.71
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 Harris Stay Silv 15 Sil Fos Brazing Rod 61035 2 lbs US $140.00
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 50 CARBON GRAPHITE ARC LIGHT COPPER ROD WELDING BRAZING US $89.88
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 Brazing Rods Silver Based Cadmium Free Filler Metal US $87.82
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 HARRIS BRONZE BRAZING RODS 3 16 x 36 10lb CHEAP NEW US $85.99
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 Welding aluminum radiators and A C Aluminum flux coated brazing rod 10pc US $74.00
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 US Forge USF 5356 3 32 x 36 Bare Aluminum Brazing Rods 5 Pound Tube US $66.39
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 5 SILVER BRAZING ROD 5 SILVER 1 8 X 05 1 TUBE US $62.99
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 BRAZING ROD Low Fuming Bronze FLUX COATED 1 16in 3 US $62.06
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 Flux coated Brazing ROD 3 32 x 36 10 lb Tube Aufhauser US $59.99
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 Welding aluminum radiators and A C Aluminum brazing rod with flux 10pc US $56.00
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 Lenox Brazing Rods 125 X 050 15 Silver BCup 5 28 New Rods Plus Free Bonus US $85.00
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 50 9 Aluminum Repair Rods HTS 2000 Brazing Low Temp US $49.99
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 BRAZING ROD Low Fuming Bronze FLUX COATED 3 32in 3 US $49.94
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 BRAZING ROD Low Fuming Bronze FLUX COATED 1 8in 3 US $49.76
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 BRAZING ROD Low Fuming Bronze BARE 1 16in 3 Tube US $49.61
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 BRAZING ROD Low Fuming Bronze BARE 3 32in 3 Tube US $49.04
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 BRAZING ROD Low Fuming Bronze BARE 1 8in 3 Tube US $48.83
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 20 18 Aluminum Repair Brazing Rods HTS 2000 Low Temp US $41.99
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 stay silv harris silver brazing alloy for welding or welding rod US $59.00
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can flux be use with silver rod brazing refrigerant line sets?
I wouldn't use soldering flux. A special flux for brazing is available, but I don't find it necessary. If you clean the copper well and get the joint nice and hot, the alloy will nicely flow and get sucked right in the joint. The key to a good braze joint is to get the fitting nice and hot and don't be stingy with the rod. I know the stuff isn't cheap, but I can't tell you how many times I have seen a joint fail because it wasn't properly filled in with alloy.
Line Sets and Brazing Rods