Single Foil / Tri Foil Silver Brazing Alloys for Tungsten carbide & base material
Features:
1. Both Cad-free and Cad bearing alloys can be used. 2. Silver alloys with Nickel or Manganese can solve the difficulty of brazing on carbides. 3. Silver alloy has the characteristics of low melting point and good fluidity, which can apply to weld on the small Tungsten carbides - Silver containment of 35%, 42%, 45%, 50%, and 56%. 4. Nickel and manganese containing alloys for thicker joints on medium sized carbides. 5. Tri-foil products with nickel & manganese containing for brazing large carbides as Cl-4900L. 6. Tri-foil alloys can help the internal stresses arise due to the different coefficient of expansion, which exists between the tungsten carbide and the base material.
Silver Brazing Alloys
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Chemical Composition
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AWS/JIS
Spec
Class
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Reference Data
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Application
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Ag
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Cu
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Zn
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Cd
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Other elements
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Solidus oC
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Liquidus oC
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Cl-562
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56
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22
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17
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-
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Sn-5
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BAg-7
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620
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650
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Low melting point
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Cl-502Ni
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50
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20
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28
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-
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Ni2
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BAg-24
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660
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710
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Wetting on carbide
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Cl-5009
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50
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15.5
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15.5
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16
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Ni3
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BAg-3
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630
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690
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Wetting on carbide
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Cl-4900H
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49
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16
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23
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-
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Mn7.5/Ni4.5
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BAg-22
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680
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705
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Wetting on carbide
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Cl-4900L
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49
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27.5
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20.5
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-
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Mn2.5/Ni0.5
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670
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690
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Tri-foil for brazing larger carbides
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Cl-2700H
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27
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38
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20
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-
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Mn9.5/Ni5.5
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680
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850
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