Johnson Matthey Easy-flo™ Low Temperature Grade Flux Paste Brazing Flux

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Johnson Matthey Easy-flo™ Low Temperature Grade Flux Paste Brazing Flux
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Solder/Braze Alloy
Material Notes:	Easy-flo™ Low Temperature Grade Flux paste is a brazing flux suitable for use with silver brazing filler metals. It has a working range of 550-750°C and is recommended for use with filler metals melting below 700°C. It is highly active very early on in the brazing cycle, exhibits very little bubbling during heating and has a relatively low viscosity when molten. These facts make it suitable for induction brazing or very fast, short heating cycles. Easy-flo™ Low Temperature Grade Flux paste formerly sold as Easy-flo™ Dipping Grade paste. Easy-flo™ Low Temperature Grade Flux is suitable for use on all the common engineering materials (copper, brass, mild steel and stainless steel), but not aluminum. It performs particularly well on copper and copper alloys. JM special purpose fluxes are required when brazing aluminum bronze, certain grades of stainless steel, tungsten, molybdenum and tungsten carbide or where protracted heating is involved. Information provided by Johnson Matthey Metal Joining
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