Solders & Fluxes

Benefits

• Reliable connections: Creates strong, leak-proof joints for water, gas, and heating systems.
• High thermal conductivity: Ensures efficient heat transfer in heating installations.
• Corrosion resistance: Extends the life of plumbing systems and prevents leaks.
• Versatile usage: Suitable for copper, brass, and other compatible metals.
• Improved workmanship: Flux ensures smooth solder flow and clean joints.

Applications

• Joining copper and brass pipes in domestic and commercial plumbing systems.
• Soldering joints in central heating, hot and cold water installations.
• Gas pipework connections (with approved solder types and fluxes).
• Repairs and refurbishments of metal pipework systems.
• HVAC system piping requiring strong and leak-free joints.

Key Features

• Lead-free or leaded solders suitable for potable water systems.
• Fluxes in paste, liquid, or paste stick form for easy application.
• High melting point solders for robust connections in heating systems.
• Corrosion-resistant alloys for long-lasting performance.
• Compatible with standard plumbing and heating installation tools.

Usage & Technical Info

Clean and prepare joint surfaces before applying flux. Heat the pipe and fitting evenly and apply solder until it flows fully around the joint. Use appropriate safety measures, including gloves and eye protection, and ensure adequate ventilation. Follow manufacturer instructions and local plumbing regulations for safe and effective soldering. Regular inspection and maintenance ensure long-term integrity of soldered joints.