Harris
Harris Safety-Silv 56 Brazing Rod 1/16 x 18 in PK5
High-silver brazing rod melts at 1,205 °F for strong joints on copper, steel and similar metals
- MaterialSafety-Silv-56
- TypeWelding Supplies
- High-silver alloy flows cleanly at 1 205 °F
- 56 % silver content meets AWS BAg-7 classification
- 1/16 in diameter suits fine-joint brazing work
- 18 in rod length gives comfortable handling reach
- Solidus and liquidus both 1 205 °F for precise temperature control
Silver Brazing Rod for Tight Joints
Harris Safety-Silv 56 is a high-silver brazing alloy rod formulated for strong, ductile joints on copper, brass, steel and nickel alloys. Each rod measures 1/16 inch in diameter and 18 inches long, supplied in a pack of five for convenient workshop use.
Suited for HVAC, Plumbing and Precision Repair
Technicians who need a free-flowing filler with a narrow melting range will appreciate the 1,145 °F solidus and 1,205 °F liquidus temperatures. The bare rod requires separate flux, so users who prefer flux-coated or self-fluxing options should consider alternative products.
Five Rods Cover Multiple Small Assemblies
The 56 % silver content provides excellent capillary action and corrosion resistance at 1,400 °F service temperature. The pack handles several fittings or repair joints, but larger fabrication runs will require additional quantities.
Highlights
- High-silver alloy flows cleanly at 1 205 °F
- 56 % silver content meets AWS BAg-7 classification
- 1/16 in diameter suits fine-joint brazing work
- 18 in rod length gives comfortable handling reach
- Solidus and liquidus both 1 205 °F for precise temperature control
Specifications
| Brand | Harris |
|---|---|
| Material | Safety-Silv-56 |
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
What torch or heating equipment is needed to reach the 1205 °F liquidus temperature of the Safety-Silv 56 rod?
A torch capable of delivering at least 1205 °F is required to fully melt the alloy; common oxy-fuel or air-acetylene setups that reach this temperature will work.
Will the 1/16 inch diameter rod fit the tip and chuck of my existing brazing torch?
The rod measures 1/16 inch in diameter, a standard size that fits most brazing torch tips and chucks designed for that diameter.
How can I confirm the joint has reached proper flow temperature after heating?
When the alloy flows smoothly into the joint at 1205 °F and solidifies at 1205 °F on cooling, the brazing temperature was correct.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
