Lucas-Milhaupt Silvabrite® 100® Lead-Free Solder

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Lucas-Milhaupt Silvabrite® 100® Lead-Free Solder
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Solder/Braze Alloy; Tin Alloy
Material Notes:	Silvabrite 100® was developed to meet market demands for a safe and easy to use solder for drinking water systems and other applications. Silvabrite 100® is a lead-free and antimony-free, non-toxic solder which contains the same safe metals in dental fillings. It offers a low melting point and wide melting range for excellent flow and control. Silvabrite 100® also creates strong, corrosion resistant and leak-tight joints. Applications Silvabrite 100® is suitable for joining copper, steel, stainless steel, nickel metals and alloys. It is most often applied by torch heating or soldering iron, but can be used with all conventional heating methods. Information provided by Lucas-Milhaupt Warwick, LLC (formerly Wolverine Joining Technologies).
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Density Tensile Strength at Break Electrical Resistivity Processing Temperature, Soldering Range Copper, Cu Silver, Ag Tin, Sn

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Lucas-Milhaupt Warwick, LLC, formerly Wolverine Joining Technologies

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