They’re cheap, easy to get, and making a connection is as simple as bridging your solder across the copper pads. Before investing your time soldering parts together, it’s a good idea to ...

Our solder and brazing operation has 3 bench solder/brazing stations and a carousel solder station. Jigs and fixtures are used to assist in the manufacturing of ...

which depends on a little prep work to end up only slightly more complex than soldering to copper. A typical way to make a reliable electrical connection to aluminum is to use a screw and a wire ...

Cutting copper usually creates these sharp-edged burrs, and they need to be removed for your soldering to work properly. Clean dirt and corrosion off the outside of the pipe end with a 120-grit ...

By this mode of making the copper alloy, a very superior casting is obtained. In England where the manufacture of brass is carried on very extensively, the furnaces employed for smelting have ...

Inside any radiator, whether it is aluminum or copper brass, lies a sneaky enemy that can take down your engine quickly if left unchecked—corrosion. You may be thinking “but aluminum doesn’t rust?” ...

Understanding the types of copper tubing and how to properly join them is vital to the operation and lifespan and efficiency of a system. The training manual simplifys soldering and brazing ...

Even when cars are full of complex electrics, a soldering iron is a handy tool. It can be used for basic electrical repairs, adding accessories and, with practice, ‘stitching’ broken plastic ...

Copper, brass, and bronze alloys are non-ferrous metals with excellent electrical and thermal conductivity as well as good corrosion resistance, ductility, and strength. Copper is a reddish orange, ...

Plumbing application where copper pipes are joined together. Brazing Used for joining steel by melting a brass rod on the hot steel. As the brass melts, it forms a joint. Brazing is a slow and ...

The buyers are normally end users such as copper mills, brass mills or foundries who purchase copper cathode as melting stock for the manufacture of copper wire rods, copper ingots or copper alloys.