Andy Brocklehurst | 18/10/2020 20:27:57 |
19 forum posts | Hope I’ve posted this in the right place but has anyone had much experience in soldering 304 ss? If so what’s the best flux and solder to use. Ive been told 304 is difficult to solder. Thanks |
Peter Krogh | 18/10/2020 21:02:54 |
![]() 228 forum posts 20 photos | 95% tin, 5% silver melts at 430 F. and was designed for 3xx food grade soldering. It's very much stronger than tin/lead solder and doesn't fatigue fail. It also works perfectly for soldering copper, brass, steel, bronze, etc. Very easy to use, wets out very nicely, and doesn't oxidize. The flux is an acid liquid. Both should be available at any welding supply store. DO NOT confuse this with the tin/zinc solders sold for copper 'lead free' joins. Tin/zinc is a horrible solder! Edited By Peter Krogh on 18/10/2020 21:03:50 |
Keith Hale | 19/10/2020 09:56:07 |
![]() 334 forum posts 1 photos | Hi Andy, See personal message Keith |
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