Low-temperature Aluminum Flux-cored Soldering Rod

Excellent Welding Effect with Low Melting Point!

Fine welding effect, with full or smooth welding effect because of internal powder.

With a low melting point, fine weldability and corrosion resistance, high thermal conductivity, high electric conductivity, and fine processing performance.

Very wide application. It is mainly used for argon arc welding and filling material for pure tin, connection with tin bus and guide rod of electrolytic tin plant and electric power, chemistry, food, and so on.

No need for solder powder. You don’t have to use other flux powder with tin as the welding core and coating as the salt base. Very convenient and easy to weld.

Widely use in life. Suitable for welding or surfacing welding alloy with high strength, fine forge ability, and fine corrosion resistance.

Step 1 – Clean the surface of the base metal thoroughly by brushing with stainless steel brush until it becomes shiny.

Step 2 – Pre-heat the area to be welded of the base metal evenly until it reaches the melting temperature at above 720°F/ 380°C

Step 3 – Rub the soldering rob against the heated area until the rod starts flowing.

Note: Do not heat the soldering wire DIRECTLY as it will crumb, and the soldering rob will be easily broken even if it’s melt. Melting the rod directly will turn into crumby welds.