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Washington Alloy

Silicon Bronze MIG (GMAW) Wire .035", 10# Spool

Category MIG Gun Parts
WACTCU.SB.08
Washington Alloy

Silicon Bronze MIG (GMAW) Wire .035", 10# Spool

Item Code: WACTCU.SB.08
Category MIG Gun Parts
Minimum quantity 10

Description

Washington Alloy Silicon Bronze is a copper-based filler metal containing 3% silicon and small amounts of manganese, tin, and zinc. Primarily used for MIG, TIG, and oxyacetylene welding of copper, copper-silicon, and copper-zinc base metals to themselves and to steel. The oxyacetylene gas flame should be slightly oxidizing. Keep the weld puddle small in order to promote fast solidification and minimize cracking. A high boric acid flux should be used both before and during welding. Preheating is NOT recommended.

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Washington Alloy

Silicon Bronze MIG (GMAW) Wire .035", 10# Spool

Category MIG Gun Parts
WACTCU.SB.08
Washington Alloy

Silicon Bronze MIG (GMAW) Wire .035", 10# Spool

Item Code: WACTCU.SB.08
Category MIG Gun Parts
Minimum quantity 10

Description

Washington Alloy Silicon Bronze is a copper-based filler metal containing 3% silicon and small amounts of manganese, tin, and zinc. Primarily used for MIG, TIG, and oxyacetylene welding of copper, copper-silicon, and copper-zinc base metals to themselves and to steel. The oxyacetylene gas flame should be slightly oxidizing. Keep the weld puddle small in order to promote fast solidification and minimize cracking. A high boric acid flux should be used both before and during welding. Preheating is NOT recommended.

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