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Silicon Bronze Brazing Wire, 2 Lb., 8" Spool

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Category: 58223

Silicon bronze brazing wire on a 8", 2 lb. spool. For use only on 100% correct restorations or when you do not want to grind steel, as silicon bronze is softer than and grinds easier than steel. Melts at 1866º F. Use 100% Argon shielding gas for best results.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William X. ★★★★★

The 8-inch spool fits my bench perfectly and the wire feeds smoothly without tangling. I used it on a restoration project and was happy that it grinds down so easily, saving me a lot of elbow work.

Steven Y. ★★★★★

Silicon bronze is genuinely softer than steel, so it grinds down flush without the usual fight when I'm blending welds. The 2 lb. spool lasted me through several small restoration jobs, and the 8" length feeds nicely into tight spots. Just wish it came in a larger quantity for bigger projects, but t

Hannah N. ★★★★★

The 8" spool size is perfect for reaching into tight joints without tangling, and it melts smoothly with minimal spatter. I've used it on a few restoration jobs and the fact that it grinds easier than steel really saves time on finishing.