BRAZAGE SAFE-T-FLUXES
 System 48
 Recommended for joining Steel, Stainless Steel , Nickel  alloys
 creamy, white brazing paste flux
   
Used by Award Winning Builders
Worldwide		 $17.50
One Pound Jars $17.50 ea
Five Pound Jars $79.95 ea
 

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Suggested Filler Metal:  BAg, BCuP

Physical Characteristics:
Creamy, white

Active Temperature Range:
1050°F to 1600+°F

Type and Specifications:
AMS 3410
AWS A5.31-91, Type FB3A

O-F 499,  Type B

Residue Removal:
water-soluble / warm water

 

Refer to Directions for System 48 below

 Specially formulated by Cycle Design Group
as a safe general - purpose, silver brazing flux.
Works with and improves bond and flow of every high ratio low temperature silver brazing rod. Provides optimal cleaning, and a slower more controlable flow, regardless of percentage of silver grade.

Excellent for use with steel or stainless steel, for advanced Stainless Steel Brazing, use Stainless Light.

  • System 48 is a creamy, white brazing paste flux that is active and protective to 870°C/1,600+°F. 
  • It is recommended for use with  Steel  alloys, 
     ferrous and non-ferrout metals, Nickel, Carbides, Copper
    Works well with steel or stainless steel joining.
  • System 48 contains no Potassium Bifluoride and will not irritate the skin. 
  • The flux will not harden or crystallize, retaining its creamy texture up to two (2) years. 
  • System 48 is an excellent general purpose silver brazing flux that is safer than most alternatives

 * The above goods shipped USPS - can be up to 14 days delivery. 
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DIRECTIONS FOR System 48 And Brazage paste fluxes
"System 48 Flux" may be used in concentrated form or diluted with water to a thinner consistency.  Heating the flux to 60°C/140°F - 82°C/180°F makes it less viscous and more reactive.  Heat the flux slowly to reduce spattering or excessive bubbling.  The raw flux and residues are soluble in hot water (at least 140°F/60°C.  Chipping or grinding is not necessary.
  1. Remove any oil, grease or other contaminants from the surface to be brazed.
    (Works best over pretreatment with Al-Tife Pro)or Hot dish soap wash, citric base soaps use no solvents
  2. Apply flux to joint by dipping, swabbing or brushing area being brazed.  The flux may be used as supplied or diluted.
  3. Apply heat, by torch, induction or other means to area being brazed after flux has been applied to activate the flux.
  4. Feed the braze alloy into the joint, unless a brazing pre-form is already in place.
  5. Clean flux residues from brazed joint using hot water (60°C±5°C /140°F±10°F) for best results.  If unavailable, room temperature water may also be used.

SAFETY PRECAUTIONS:
Contains Potassium Fluoborate (CAS No. 14075-53-7) and should be handled with care.  Avoid contact with skin, eyes or clothing, using NIOSH approved safety goggles, rubber gloves and rubber apron.  As an added precaution, wash hands thoroughly after use.  Brazing should be done with adequate ventilation. Disposal of raw flux and flux residues must be carried out in accordance with local and federal environmental guidelines.

"System 48" has a two (2) year shelf life when stored properly.  Refer to MSDS included for additional safety information.

Minimize your health risk.
This like all chemicals can be dangerous if misused.  If used properly, this product is virtually non toxic.

 
The information contained herein is based on data considered to be accurate and is intended for use by persons having technical skills at their own discretion and risk.  Since conditions of use are outside of CDG's control, we cannot assume liability for results obtained or damage incurred due to misuse, nor can we assume customer liability. CDG maintains a no questions ask return or replacement policy on this product should it ever be found to be improperly packaged or defective in any way.  A replacement is guaranteed, however buyer pays shipping.

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