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Silver Solder Hard Flow (Priced per Foot)

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Price:$3.35

Item #:SL750

Sales Unit:

Foot

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1 - 9 $3.35 10 - 19 $3.18 20 - 49 $3.02 50+ $2.85

Specifications

Color: Silver
Thickness: 20 Gauge
Type: Hard Flow Solder
Contains: 75% Silver
Melting Point: 1,365°F (741°C)
Flow Point: 1,450°F (788°C)
_COLOR: Silver
_SimpleColor: Silver
_HIDE_KEY_1: Cadmium-Free Solder

Our Hard Silver Solder is perfect for Sterling Silver Jewelry making and repairs. It's high temperature melting point of 1365° results in strong, solid Solder joints, and is recommended for more experienced Jewelers. Works great with our Butane Soldering Torch.

This 20 gauge hard solder wire is simple to snip off as many pieces as the job requires. Use this solder with sterling or fine silver, or other white metals. This solder is perfect for sterling silver jewelry making and repairs.

Our cadmium-free, user-friendly silver solder available in convenient 20-gauge wire form. Easily snip off the required pieces for your task with precision. The wire solder is versatile, perfect for both traditional soldering and 'stick' soldering techniques, enabling you to feed solder seamlessly as you work. Suitable for general soldering, repairs, and intermediate or final soldering operations. This solder is particularly well-suited for fine silver but can also be applied to various base metals for your diverse soldering needs.

Melting and Flow Point Chart
Easy: Melting Point: 1,240°F (671°C) - Flow Point: 1,325°F (718°C)
Medium: Melting Point: 1,275°F (691°C) - Flow Point: 1,360°F (738°C)
Hard: Melting Point: 1,365°F (741°C) - Flow Point: 1,450°F (788°C)

Our Silver Solder is cadmium-free.

WARNING: Cancer - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Customer Reviews

Great product

Melts perfectly

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Reviewed by: Daphne from Alaska . on 1/29/2021

I make hand-crafted jewelry

I love this product, its great quality and a great price

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Reviewed by: Tiny from Darien Georgia . on 10/20/2023

Good quality solder

Took a chance on this solder. Glad I did.

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Reviewed by: Mark from St Paul MN. on 9/4/2022

Great solder

I like being able to purchase small amount. Well Packaged.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Richard from Seal Rock. on 4/9/2022

Good

Good solder, will buy more as needed

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Reviewed by: Kendra from Maine. on 10/13/2020

As expected

This solder works great for laying longer lines. Just heat your peice and touch the solder to it.

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Reviewed by: Mark from Overland. on 7/12/2020

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Q: I have cleaned my base metal, applied flux, but cannot get the SL650 chip to flow with my propane torch. what am I doing wrong? base metal is copper. I am a novice. I can get my plumbers solder to flow, but not this. please advise. thank you

Asked by: thomas - 1/29/2018

A: It is important to heat the item receiving the solder as well. Here is a quick tutorial that should solve your problem: https://www.jewelrysupply.com/soft-soldering

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Answer provided by: Ken R. (1/30/2018)

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Q: will this work with steel ?

Asked by: fred - 6/29/2018

A: No, it only works on silver. For steel you will need to use a welding torch, due to the extreme hardness and high melting temperature. Thanks

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Answer provided by: Ken R. (6/29/2018)

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Q: I make small metal sculptures out of steel nails. How does this product compare to Harris Safety-Silv 56% 1/16 Silver Solder Brazing Alloy? Thanks.

Asked by: Chancer R. - 9/11/2020

A: Our hard solder, it is approx. 75% silver, 20% copper and 5% zinc. This is going to give a more silver appearance to the joint in terms of color. The color may not match exactly with stainless steel, but that’s debatable. Overall, it seems that the Harris is better suited for industrial applications while ours is more suited for jewelry applications (where the joints have a possibility of showing).

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (9/18/2020)

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