Flux has as temperature range of 900 - 1600 deg. F (482 - 871 deg. C) and is used for brazing, and silver soldering  ferrous and nonferrous metals, including carbides, nickel,  Copper, Copper-based alloys, Bronze, Brass, German Silver as well as the precious metals like Gold, Silver, and Platinum.  Flux can be thinned and cleaned up with water. This flux is for High temperature Brazing and Silver Soldering 900 - 1600 deg.  F (482 - 871 deg. C). Click for Spec Sheet
Superior No.6 Brazing Flux

                   SUPERIOR NO. 6

             SILVER BRAZING FLUX
A NEW and very unique Brazing and Silver Soldering paste Flux, which embodies "an entirely new chemical principle".  It differs widely from ordinary silver solder fluxes.  It is neutral - not acid - absolutely non-corrosive - will not burn hands or skin.  It contains no free fluorides - cannot generate Hydrofluoric acid - no harmful  effects on eyes, nasal passages or lungs.  It eliminates all occupational hazards which are inherent in acid fluxes. Being Alkaline parts prefluxed can be laid aside and will not corrode.

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  5 Oz. (141g) Jar - - - - - -  $6.60  - - - - - - - -  9 Oz.  

10 Oz. (283g) Jar - - - - -  $10.05   - - - - - - -  18 Oz.

  1 Pound (453g) Jar  - - - $14.00  - - - - - - - -24 Oz. 

  5 Pound (2.2Kg) Tub  - - $55.45  - - - - - - - -  6 lbs   
5 Lb. Pail Flux

5 Lb. (2.2Kg)Tub
Model RR

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Jeffrey Herman, who specializes in silver restoration and conservation, has tested the fluxes and says. “These soldering and brazing fluxes are what the industry desperately needs. Many times, safe alternatives in our field tend to come up short on the performance end. These fluxes performed very well and cleaned up easily. They cost no more that their hazardous counterparts containing fluorides, chlorides, and other harmful ingredients. And even if they were more expensive wouldn’t you buy them anyway for increased safety and disposal?”

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