Brazing nichrome resistance elements, or simultaneous brazing and heat treating of steels.

Used when heat treatment follows brazing, as a lower melting alloy than copper, or in vacuum systems.

For copper base alloys such as in band instruments; or joint brazing/cyanide case hardening of steels.

For simultaneous brazing and heat treating of steels.

Low silver filler metal for joining ferrous and nonferrous alloys.

Economical filler metal for tungsten carbide, stainless steel and steel.

Economical filler metal for ferrous and nonferrous joints not requiring high ductility or impact strength.

Intermediate temperature braze alloy for use on ferrous & non ferrous alloys. Can be used to join carbide tools.

For steel and nonferrous alloys melting above 1450°F (790°C), nickel-silver knife handles, electrical equipment.

Intermediate temperature filler metal for use with ferrous and nonferrous materials.

Free flowing, cadmium-free filler metal used with ferrous and nonferrous base metals.

For copper base alloys, mild steel, nickel and Monel, and where a narrow melt range is desired.

A free-flowing medium temperature filler metal for ferrous and nonferrous alloys.

For tungsten carbides, and stainless steel food handling equipment allowing no cadmium.

For tungsten carbides and stainless steel.

For ships' piping, band instruments, aircraft engine oil coolers, brass lamps.

Low temperature, free-flowing, Cd-free alloy.

For low-temperature brazing of tungsten carbides and stainless steels.

For steam turbine blading and heavily galvanized or tinned steel, aluminum brass tubing.

For applications similar to Brazes 720 and 721 except where better gap filling is needed.

For 300 series stainless steel food handling equipment with close joint clearances. Free flowing alloys used to braze ferrous & non ferrous alloys. Can be used to join carbide tools.

Atmosphere furnace brazing for high temperature applications (up to 700°F/370°C), such as on jet engines.

Same as Braze 541, but used where zinc fumes in the furnace are not permissible.

For food handling equipment requiring a low melting, cadmium-free alloy.

A free flowing filler metal used in brazing tungsten carbide which is subsequently titanium nitrided.

For Monel and other nickel alloys, and in place of Braze 650 on silverware.

For vacuum tube seals, brazing of ferrous and nonferrous alloys without flux, for brazing marine heat exchangers exposed to salt water at elevated temperatures (where zinc is objectionable).

On 400 series stainless steels for corrosion resistance to salt spray, chlorine solutions, etc.

For silverware, iron and nickel alloys.

For brazing Invar, Kovar and similar alloys to copper in vacuum tubes; as jet engine rubbing seals.

For silverware, when subsequent joints are made with Braze 650.

Filler metal and high conductivity, similar to Braze 720, but suitable for both ferrous and nonferrous alloys.

For nonferrous electronic components requiring highest electrical and thermal conductivity. The VTG grade has low volatile impurities, good for use in moderate temperature vacuum systems.

On silverware for step brazing or enameling; for iron or nickel base alloys.

Brazing stainless, Stellite, Inconel, complex carbides - for high-temperature service.

A VTG alloy for brazing ceramics to be used as semiconductors.

For ferrous and nonferrous base alloys; especially thin sections of stainless steels.

To join skins to honeycomb cores, particularly precipitation-hardening stainless steels.

Same as BR 721 - highest purity for vacuum application.

For ferrous and nonferrous alloys used in moderate temperature vacuum tubes and systems.