FLUX CORED BRAZING WIRE

About FLUX CORED BRAZING WIRE

• Self-Fluxing: The flux is integrated into the wire, simplifying the process and making it quicker and more economical.
• Uniformity: Ensures the right amount of flux is applied consistently along the joint, reducing inconsistencies and improving quality.
• Cleanliness: Reduces spatter, minimizes residue, and makes final cleaning easier.
• Strong Bonds: Creates reliable, strong, and corrosion-resistant joints, even with dissimilar metals.
• Versatility: Used for joining various metals (e.g., Al to Cu, steel, cast iron) in applications requiring capillary action or braze welding. 

1. Melting: The wire melts under heat (like oxy-fuel or induction), and the filler metal flows into the joint via capillary action.
2. Flux Action: The internal flux cleans oxide layers from the base metals, preventing re-oxidation and allowing the molten filler metal to bond effectively.
3. Bonding: A strong metallurgical bond forms between the filler metal and the base metals, creating a durable connection. 

• HVAC & Refrigeration (joining Al to Cu)
• Automotive Repairs & Manufacturing
• Electrical Component Assembly
• Hardfacing & Wear Resistance (e.g., using carbide-infused types)