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Al-Flux of the fluoridation
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Classification
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Key Constituent
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M. P.(°C)
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SolderingTemperature
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Al-flux
of the fluoridatio
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KAlF4
K2AlF6.H2O
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560∼575°C
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580∼630°C
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Feature
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-No need to clean after
brazing because it is the fluoridation line
-Has an excellent effect of corrosion
prevention as the flux residue remains on the surface of Al.
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need a small amount for brazing. Continuous mass production is possible.
-Used as the remover of the
Al2O3 oxidized film on the surface of Al, which is in the NB pipe
of automobile air cleaning machinery components.
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| (2) Al-Flux of the chloride |
※Physical property data of Cl-Flux
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Classification
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Key Constituent
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M. P.(°C)
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SolderingTemperature
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Cl-Flux of the chloride
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LiCl.ZnCl2
KCl.NaF
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380∼500°C
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450∼590°C
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Feature
& Use
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-Frequent use for torch
welding, due to its low soldering temperature
-Needs the process of cleaning the CI constituent after work
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(3)
LOW M. P. Al-FLUX
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Classification
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Key Constituent
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M. P.(°C)
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Soldering
Temperature
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Feature &
Use
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Low-M. P.
Al-Flux
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K, Al, F, Cs
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400∼500°C
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450∼550°C
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-The fluoridation line. Low soldering temperature. Possible to use
is as torch welding flux. Need no process of cleaning after work. Corrosion
resistance function as the surface film of flux is created.
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(4)
Al-FLUX for Dip-Brazing
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※Physical
property data of Dip-Brazing Flux
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Classification
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Key Constituent
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M. P.(°C)
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Soldering
Temperature
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Feature &
Use
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DIP-BRAZING
Flux
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Li, K, Na,
Cl, Al, F
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537°C
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560∼650°C
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-This
is a product made of the flux combination of the fluoridation and chloride
lines with additive. Its melting point is low, and its flowability is
excellent. Therefore, an even brazed product can be manufactured when
it is processed in the melting pot whose temperature is consistently
maintained in a certain level within the heating furnace.
-Its flowability
is excellent in the welding and brazing of corrosion-resistant high
-strength aluminum alloys.
-Most suitable for the welding and brazing of
the components that especially require intensity and internal pressure,
or precision components.
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Bag/ Phoscopper, Brass
lead material, Aluminum/Aluminum - heterogeneous metals, other lead materials.
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