OATEY
OATEY 30372 Lead Free Flux Paste 8 oz
Lead-free tinning flux paste for plumbing, NSF 61 certified, active to 464 °F
- TypeSolders & Supplies
- Lead-free formula meets NSF 61 for potable water systems
- Paste form works up to 464 °F maximum active temperature
- Petroleum base cleans effectively without turning copper piping green
- Designed for large-diameter copper piping in plumbing applications
- Flux Series 95 formulated for lead-free solder on brass, copper and zinc
Lead-Free Tinning Flux Paste
Oatey 30372 is an 8 oz lead-free flux paste formulated for plumbing and potable water systems. It meets NSF 61 standards and suits brass, copper, galvanised iron, tin or copper-coated metals, and zinc. The petroleum base cleans effectively during soldering and will not turn copper piping green.
8 oz Can Capacity and 464 °F Limit
The 8 oz container provides enough flux for large-diameter copper piping jobs and multiple joint preparations. Active performance extends up to 464 °F, covering typical lead-free solder melting ranges. Beyond that temperature the flux breaks down and no longer protects the joint from oxidation.
Flux Remover Clean-Up Requirement
Residue must be removed with a dedicated flux remover after soldering is complete. The paste formulation clings well to vertical pipe runs during application, but the petroleum base does not wash away with water alone. Proper cleaning ensures code-compliant potable water installations.
Highlights
- Lead-free formula meets NSF 61 for potable water systems
- Paste form works up to 464 °F maximum active temperature
- Petroleum base cleans effectively without turning copper piping green
- Designed for large-diameter copper piping in plumbing applications
- Flux Series 95 formulated for lead-free solder on brass, copper and zinc
Specifications
| Brand | OATEY |
|---|---|
| Type | Solders & Supplies |
Questions about this item
Will the 8 oz can of lead-free flux paste work with my older copper and brass plumbing fittings?
Yes, the paste is formulated for brass, copper, galvanized iron, tin, copper-coated metals, and zinc, making it compatible with common older plumbing materials.
How can I verify the flux is active at the correct temperature during a joint?
The flux has a maximum active temperature of 464 degrees F, so it will remain active through the typical lead-free solder melting range.
Does the 8 oz can include a brush or do I need to buy a flux remover separately for cleanup?
The container is a paste can only; application tools and flux remover for cleanup are sold separately.
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