Alloy Details
Daily fabricated silver market price for
2/3/2012:
$40.440/troy oz.
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SILVALOY 18M is used for joining of copper and copper alloys, such as brass or bronze. It should not be used on ferrous metals or alloys containing more than 10% nickel due to the formation of brittle intermetallic phosphide compounds. |
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Used on sterling silver. Excellent color match to silver. Highest melting of "Silversmith Alloys". |
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Similar to Silvaloy A65. Good for nickel and silver alloys. |
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For nickel, steel copper alloys. Good wide gap filling characteristics. |
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Narrower melt range suitable for furnace brazing of steel, nickel, copper alloys. Good ductility. |
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Less silver than Silvaloy A30 at the expense of increased melt temperature and range. Moderate ductility. |
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SILVALOY A20 can be used in a wide variety of applications but is infrequently used because of its relatively high melting point. It is an excellent choice when simultaneously brazing and heat treating carbon steel because of the close temperature match. It is also widely used on yellow brass assemblies because of the close color match. |
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Good color match to band instruments and other brass assemblies. Compatible to heat treat cycles of carbon steel. |
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Used for simultaneous brazing and heat treating of steels. Improved ductility to the brass brazing alloys. |
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Similar applications as Silvaloy A40N2 and A50N. Broader melt range allows for better gap filling characteristics. |
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