Superior Flux Superior No. 1225 Aluminum Brazing Flux

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Superior Flux Superior No. 1225 Aluminum Brazing Flux
Categories:	Metal; Nonferrous Metal; Solder/Braze Alloy
Material Notes:	Powder flux that can be used as supplied or mixed with water to form a paste Meets AMS 3412D Specification Residues water-soluble Description: Superior No. 1225 is a powder flux for brazing Aluminum and Aluminum-based alloys, with an active temperature range of 570-620°C/1050-1150°F. It promotes strong braze joints in Aluminum alloys, without melting the substrate metals. The flux wets the joining surfaces thoroughly and prevents the entrapment of aluminum oxide inclusions in the joints. Applications: Superior No. 1225 is used primarily with gas-oxygen torches, but works in select induction and furnace brazing applications of Aluminum metal and most common alloys. Superior No. 1225 is formulated for use with Aluminum brazing filler metal alloys 4047/718 (585-592ºC/1080-1095ºF) and 4145/716 (575-580ºC/1060-1070ºF). Information provided by Superior Flux
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