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Fluxes and Welding Auxiliaries
A greasy flux paste formulated with petroleum jelly as a base and chlorides as an activating agent. It facilitates the soldering process by cleaning surfaces and removing oxide layers.
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Fluxes are chemical compounds used to facilitate the welding process by cleaning the surfaces to be joined.
Its main function is to allow a proper bond by dissolving and removing the oxide layers present both in the weld and on the metal surfaces.
They protect clean surfaces by preventing re-oxidation before the joint is completed, and are efficiently displaced by the molten weld, leaving no solid residues or gaseous inclusions that compromise the quality of the joint.
Our flux paste is manufactured according to the specifications of the ninth edition of the Metal Handbook (Welding, Brazing and Soldering section). It is a greasy flux with petroleum jelly as its base and chlorides as the activating agent.
Due to its corrosive nature (chlorides), its application requires subsequent cleaning to ensure the durability and quality of the bond.
Solutions for surface preparation in welding processes.
Presentations adapted to each production process and volume of operation.
2 oz box, 8 oz jar and 16 oz (1 lb) jar, with a minimum order of 100 units; check availability for larger volumes or special presentations.
Welding is part of the electrical and thermal performance of the complete system.
When the alloy is aligned with the production process, repeatability is improved, thermal control is optimized, and operational variability is reduced.
Yes. Because it contains chlorides as an activating agent, it is corrosive. Post-application cleaning is required to prevent long-term corrosion at the joints.
It is designed to facilitate the soldering of common metals (copper, brass, tin-plated steel). It is compatible with Sn-Pb alloys and lead-free alloys.
It is recommended to apply a thin, even layer to the surfaces to be bonded. Excess material can create residues that are difficult to clean. Consult engineering for specific application procedures.
No. Chloride-based fluxing paste is more aggressive and effective on oxidized surfaces, but requires subsequent cleaning. Resin fluxes are less corrosive and are more commonly used in electronics where cleaning is not easy.
We support the selection of alloys according to technical requirements and actual application.
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