$121.92 USD
Harris Blockade Rod
Description
For brazing copper to iron, bronze, or brass (not steel). Thanks to its low working temperature, the risk of overheating the brass is reduced. It is also often used as a cost-effective alternative to copper-phosphorus brazing alloys with 2% and 5% silver content, as well as standard silver solders/brazing alloys.
It exhibits capillary action; due to its extraordinary fluidity properties, the joint gap fills very rapidly, forming a smooth, uniform fillet at the brazing joint.
It is also suitable for all flame brazing processes, as well as induction heating and furnace brazing. Blockade is frequently used in the electrical, refrigeration, and HVAC industries.
Applications
- For brazing joints with operating temperatures ranging from -50 °C to 150 °C.
- Specially indicated for copper alloys such as brass, bronze, etc.
- Not suitable for brazing steel or nickel alloys (risk of brittle phase formation), nor for use in sulfur-containing environments.
- Highlights
- Silver brazing rods for joining bronze, copper, and steels together or in combination.
- Low melting point.
- Oxygen–butane
- Oxygen–propane
- Oxygen–acetylene
- MAPP gas cylinders
- Standards: ISO 17672, CuP 385 / AWS A5.8, BCuP-9
- Diameter: 2 mm
- Tensile Strength (Rm): 250N/mm^2
- Length: 500 mm
- Melting Range: 637 °C – 673 °C
- Working Temperature: 649 °C – 693 °C
- Density: 8g/cm^3
- Version: Round, flux-coated
- Quantity: 1 Unit
- Weight: 0.015 kg
- Includes built-in flux (flux-cored)
With over 50 years of experience, we are distributors of welding and polishing supplies. Located at 338 General Enrique Mosconi Avenue, we provide specialized technical assistance in welding, abrasives, and polishing.
- Business Hours: Monday to Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM
- Nationwide shipping
- Local delivery within the AMBA region
- In-store pickup available
