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Harris Safety-Silv-56 Brazing Kit 1145-1205°F 1.75oz Flux
High-silver brazing alloy kit with 56% silver content, operating at 1145-1205°F and including 1.75 oz flux paste
- MaterialSafety-Silv-56
- TypeWelding Supplies
- 56 % silver alloy meets AWS A5.8 and NSF 51 standards
- Brazes at 1145–1205 °F for strong, leak-free joints
- 75 oz flux paste cleans and protects surfaces during heating
- 1 oz coil of 1/16 in diameter alloy is easy to feed and control
- California Proposition 65 warning informs users of reproductive-harm risk
High-silver brazing alloy
Harris Safety-Silv-56 brazing kit supplies a 56 percent silver alloy classified as BAg-7 for joining copper, brass, steel and stainless steel. The coil-form wire measures 1/16 inch diameter and weighs one ounce. A 1.75 ounce jar of flux paste is included for surface preparation and flow control.
Temperature window and standards
The alloy melts between 1145 and 1205 degrees Fahrenheit with a solidus of 1145 F and a liquidus of 1205 F, giving a narrow working range that demands precise torch control. It meets AWS A5.8 and NSF 51 specifications for mechanical strength and food-contact safety. California Proposition 65 warning applies for reproductive-harm substances.
Installation notes
Clean the joint thoroughly, apply flux paste evenly, then heat the base metals until the alloy flows freely into the capillary gap by capillary action. Overheating burns the flux and causes poor wetting; insufficient heat leaves voids. The small coil diameter feeds quickly, so maintain a steady hand to avoid excess buildup.
Highlights
- 56 % silver alloy meets AWS A5.8 and NSF 51 standards
- Brazes at 1145–1205 °F for strong, leak-free joints
- 75 oz flux paste cleans and protects surfaces during heating
- 1 oz coil of 1/16 in diameter alloy is easy to feed and control
- California Proposition 65 warning informs users of reproductive-harm risk
Specifications
| Brand | Harris |
|---|---|
| Material | Safety-Silv-56 |
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
Which alloy diameter and flux weight should I select for this brazing kit?
The kit supplies 1/16 in diameter Safety-Silv-56 alloy coil weighing 1 oz and a 1.75 oz jar of flux paste.
What does the 1145 to 1205 °F brazing temperature range mean when I am at the bench?
The alloy starts melting at 1145 °F and is fully liquid at 1205 °F, so you heat the joint within that window for proper flow.
How do the AWS A 5.8 and NSF 51 standards limit the way I can use this alloy?
AWS A 5.8 classifies the filler as BAg-7 with 56 % silver, and NSF 51 certifies it for food-equipment brazing.
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