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Value Brand Brazing Alloy Rod Bronze 5/32 in 36 in 10 lb
Bronze brazing alloy rod, flux-coated, 5/32 in diameter by 36 in length, 10 lb container
- TypeWelding Supplies
- Bronze alloy joins copper and steel without silver cost
- 5/32 in diameter feeds smoothly through standard torch tips
- 36 in rod length reduces reload time on long seams
- Flux-coated surface cleans oxides while you braze
- 10 lb container supplies multiple fabrication jobs
Bronze brazing rod for general repairs
This flux-coated bronze rod is made for torch brazing on steel, copper and brass. The low-fuming alloy melts between 1 590 °F and 1 630 °F and delivers a tensile strength of 71 ksi. Supplied in a 10 lb container of 36 in rods, it suits maintenance shops and fabrication work where a strong, ductile joint is needed.
Flux coating and rod geometry
Each 5/32 in diameter rod carries a flux coating that cleans the joint area during heating, reducing the need for separate flux application. The 36 in length allows long, continuous runs without frequent rod changes. The alloy contains no silver and meets AWS classification RBCuZn-C, so the deposit chemistry is consistent from rod to rod.
Replaces bare bronze rod and silver-bearing alloys
Shops that currently use uncoated bronze rod will gain faster setup and less porosity thanks to the integrated flux. The jump is worth it when joint strength above 64 ksi yield is required but the cost of silver-bearing filler cannot be justified. Not suited for aluminium, stainless steel or applications demanding a silver-based braze.
Highlights
- Bronze alloy joins copper and steel without silver cost
- 5/32 in diameter feeds smoothly through standard torch tips
- 36 in rod length reduces reload time on long seams
- Flux-coated surface cleans oxides while you braze
- 10 lb container supplies multiple fabrication jobs
Specifications
| Brand | WESTWARD |
|---|---|
| Type | Welding Supplies |
Questions about this item
What AWS classification and flux coating does this RBCuZn-C bronze rod carry?
The rod is classified AWS RBCuZn-C and comes flux-coated for low-fuming bronze brazing.
What diameter and length must my torch chuck accept to hold these rods?
Each rod measures 5/32 inch in diameter and 36 inches long, so the chuck must grip that size.
How do I avoid overheating when brazing with a solidus of 1,590 °F and liquidus of 1,630 °F?
Heat the joint evenly until the flux turns clear, then feed the rod — removing heat too early leaves unmelted alloy.
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