Lucas-Milhaupt HANDY HI-TEMP 548® Carbide Brazing Alloy

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Lucas-Milhaupt HANDY HI-TEMP 548® Carbide Brazing Alloy
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Copper Alloy; Solder/Braze Alloy
Material Notes:	Applications: Handy Hi-Temp 548 is a modified nickel-silver filler metal primarily used to join tungsten carbide to steel. Brazing is often combined with heat treatment of the steel tool bits. The filler metal has good high temperature strength and toughness. Characteristics:This filler metal exhibits excellent flow and wetting characteristics on tungsten carbides and tool steels, especially when induction brazed. The material also has good gap filling properties and plasticity at brazing temperature while being resistant to the joint cracking tendencies of the standard nickel-silver materials. For induction, torch or furnace brazing use Handy Hi-Temp M Flux or Handy Hi-Temp Boron Modified Flux. Information provided by Lucas-Milhaupt, Inc.
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Available Properties
Density Shear Strength, Tungsten Carbide/ SAE 8740 Steel lap joint. Electrical Resistivity Melting Point Solidus, Melting Point Liquidus, Flow Point Processing Temperature, Brazing Range Copper, Cu Manganese, Mn Nickel, Ni Other, total Silicon, Si Zinc, Zn

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