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Forney 48571 Super Sil Flo Brazing Rod, 1/8-Inch, 1/2-Pound

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1.LineWeight:1/2-pound


  • The product is 1/2LB Super Sill Flo Rod
  • Easy to use
  • The product is manufactured in China
  • Super Sil-Flo brazing rod is a brazing alloy that is ideal for large and small copper tubing installations
  • Self fluxing on copper
  • Super Sil-Flo brazing rod is a brazing alloy that is ideal for large and small copper tubing installations
  • Self fluxing on copper
  • Typical applications are refrigeration control valves, joining copper wires to rotor bars, electrical connections
  • T joints, wage joints and sleeves, couplings on return bends and condenser fitting
  • Sil-flo is not recommended for ferrous metals such as iron or steel


The Forney 48571 Super Sil-Flo brazing rod is a brazing alloy that is ideal for large and small copper tubing installations. Self-fluxing on copper. Typical applications include refrigeration control valves (copper and brass), joining copper wires to rotor bars, electrical connections, radiant heating systems, air conditioning units, hot and cold water lines and heat exchanges. T-joints, swage joints and sleeves, couplings on return bends and condenser fittings. Sil-Flo is not recommended for ferrous metals such as iron or steel. It is only for copper base metals as an effective economical alternative to copper-silver alloy rods. Forney Industries is one of America's longest operating family-owned metal working product companies. Founded in 1932, Forney offers more than 5,000 products for the hardware, automotive, farm and ranch and do-it-yourself markets. If you've got metal working questions, we've got answers. We're committed to your success regardless of location size or needs. 1/8 inch (3.18 mm) x 18 inch (45.72 mm) rod. 1/2 pound (.23 Kg) box of rods. Tensile strength: 40,000 PSI. Melting point: 1,200 F (649 C). Made from 92-percent copper and 7.5-percent Phosphorus. Proof of purchase required. neglect, negligence or accident, or that has been used in any way contrary to the purpose intended.


Donnell Parish
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024
Love it
Rick
Reviewed in the United States on July 26, 2023
I have used this brand for years, local supplier quit carrying it.
Alex E
Reviewed in Canada on February 18, 2023
It works fine and costs a fraction of what sil-fos does. Very strong joint on copper-copper or copper-brass. Can be layered over a fluxed brazing rod to touch up a copper-steel joint, but won't stick to bare steel at all.Melts fine with oxy-propane, so not sure why someone complained about performance with oxy-MAPP? You definitely need oxy-fuel though.I have to dock a star for the naming. Don't call it "SIL" when there's no silver. You can still market it as a sil-fos replacement without trying to fool people.
Rich
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2022
Product work is advertised flowed real nice work exactly like it says if you do what you're supposed to do
Jey. S
Reviewed in Canada on March 1, 2021
You really need the proper tools for this.
gilles couture
Reviewed in Canada on June 20, 2020
excellent
aaron
Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2020
Works well, flows good. I still don't trust it on anything important even though Ive had no problems. Still use 15% .
steve willan
Reviewed in Canada on November 19, 2020
exactly as advertised
Kip
Reviewed in Canada on November 18, 2020
Excellent... worked great! Thanks.
Mark Norton
Reviewed in the United States on October 30, 2019
Bought these rods to braze and HVAC lines when I replaced my air conditioning unit in my home. These work perfectly had the right compound so that the material flowed nicely.
Roger Marrotte
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2015
I've used silver brazing rods for 40+ years. I bought these because they are much less expensive than silver. I tried them out and as far as I can tell they work just like silver rods. I think they might have a slightly lower melting point, which is fine with me. I like to go outside and work on my Ham Radio wire antennas. I use a Mapp gas torch for this. With the silver rods, it took a little more effort to melt then. These flow perfectly. The joint formed is hard as rock.
Catherine Franz
Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2014
I'm just learning how to braze in jewelry making. This was my first purchase. recommended from a professional metalsmither. Before using I cut them in thirds and ran them thru my rolling mill tight enough so they split. I learned that doing more than 1/3 they wouldn't split. By splitting you have less solder to go onto the metal and that's a good thing. Otherwise these are too thick for this process. When I run out I plan on buying more of the same.
GLIverson
Reviewed in the United States on June 10, 2014
I would like to tell you that I used this and love it, but by the time I found this, ordered it, and finally received it, I was done with my particular job. What I see here is a perfect looking replacement for the 10-15% silver content rod that we all pay thorugh the nose for normally. Forney promises that this will do just as well...... my best guess based upon previous Forney products used is that it will be equal, or very likely,.... a bit better than the expensive stuff. However that may be, I do NOT know that for sure yet. I do not need it it right now, and have no jobs in the immediate future to do so. Later on, if I find it is a lot better, I will find and update this posting. I do hope it helps someone out there who is fearful of it failing. As I said, the Forney name is why I bought it, and based upon my history with Forney, this is good stuff and will save you a LOT of hard earned money to do the same job just as well! Enjoy.
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