Solution Welding Flux-Cored Rods

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20 PCS + 10 FREE PCS 30 PCS + 20 FREE PCS 10 PCS

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LOW TEMPERATURE ALUMINUM WELDING RODS

Achieve a stronger weld with these aluminum welding rods

Harder than mild steel
Low working temperature (730° F)
No flux or fumes
Excellent corrosion resistance
Minimize parent material distortion during welding

FEATURES

Does The Impossible - Makes a sound joint with slight penetration to base metal that is stronger than mild steel. Join thick or thin parts with a 45,000 lb tensile strength.

Extreme Performance. By Design - Solution Welding Rods are engineered to easily flow under a very low working temperature to ensure fast application to your project with minimal distortion.

From Amateur To Pro - Regardless of your prior experience, anyone can weld aluminum without the need for expensive equipment like welding machines. All you need is a simple propane torch and some easy welding rods.

Welding Instructions:

1. Thoroughly clean the area you’re about to weld by brushing the base with stainless steel brush until it becomes shiny.
2. Then evenly heat the area to be welded.
3. As you heat, rub the rod vigorously against the heated area until the rod starts flowing.
Caution: Never apply heat directly to the rod as it will crumb, and if you manage to melt the rod directly, the weld will be easily breakable. Remember, melting the rod directly is a wrong way, and makes crumby welds.

Just a few of the many parts that can be easily repaired!

✔️Aluminum Heads	✔️Fuel Tanks
✔️Cast Iron Heads	✔️Manifolds
✔️A/C Lines	✔️Fenders
✔️Truck Beds	✔️Transmission Cases
✔️Radiators	✔️Generators
✔️Pot Metal Parts	✔️Irrigation Pipes
✔️Refrigeration	✔️Rivets
✔️Condenser Lines	✔️Aftercoolers
✔️Industrial Parts	✔️Aluminum Molds
✔️Truck Beds	✔️Timing Covers
✔️Mast	✔️Complete Fabrication
✔️Tool Boxes	✔️Aluminum Boats
✔️Seams	✔️Towers
✔️Ladders	✔️Cavitation Plates

Product Benefits:

The easy-to-melt welding rods are high-quality special rods that are mainly used for welding/brazing aluminum and aluminum alloys. However, they can also be used for hard welding non-ferrous metals other than stainless steel.
Recommended for welding aluminum alloys: 1060, 1350, 3003, 3004, 3005, 5005, 5050, 6053, 6061, 6951, 7005 and cast alloys 710.0 and 711.0
Applications include cargo areas, loading ramps, docks, diamond plates, irrigation lines, engine blocks, gearboxes, etc.
Prepared for small repairs. For repairs that would compromise safety if they are not repaired, we recommend replacing the parts completely instead of repairing them

Specifications:

Material: aluminum

Melting temperature: <480 ° C (896 ° F)
No leakage of gases or toxins, no lead material included.
Excellent corrosion resistance
Minimize the distortion of the starting material during welding.
Size: 33cm x 1.6mm. ( According to the manual measurement, there may be a subtle deviation.)

Package Includes:

10 PCS x Welding Rods
20 PCS + 10 FREE PCS x Welding Rods
30 PCS + 20 FREE PCS x Welding Rods

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James C

These aluminum soldering rods work great. I'm not a welder, but I'm pretty impressed.

Peter M.

Tried it and not bad if you know how to weld then you know how to use this. It takes time to heat up your metal be for applying this to it but you have to be patient. Tried it and this is what it looks like easy to use and worth the money. I’m a welder it’s my full time job and well decided to give this a shot. Very small projects and this was my result.

Neal S.

It worked great. It filled the wear spots on my motorcycle sub frame perfectly. To replace it would cost $450.00

Ryan W.

I saw the videos and was a real skeptic..... I can tell you right now that these rods WORK!! just like the videos and I even tried a pop can, easy to use and work Great! saved me $400+ on a seadoo motor with a hole in the block and only used 1 of about 20 rods in the tube! Super cheap fix! now I can build a custom aluminium tear drop trailer (without a welder!) Seriously Great and Strong!!

Prof100

What a time saver! While i have a tig welder for aluminum welding often brazing is all I need. I have used silicone bronze brazing rod when the steels are unknown. I finally decided to try this aluminum brazing rod. Using either a propane torch or Mapp gas torch is sufficient. I prefer Mapp gas because you get the aluminum up to the 730 F melt point of the flux core aluminum rod. Remember, this is NOT ALUMINUM WELDING IT IS BRAZING. Steps are simple. 1. Clean aluminum with a stainless brush. 2. Wipe cleaned with acetone or brake cleaner. 3. Clamp the pieces together. 4. Heat aluminum parts you are brazing to 730 F. DO NOT APPLY TORCH FLAME TO THE ROD. 5. Swipe the rod on the joint to see if it is hot enough to melt and flow the aluminum brazing rod. Torch removed 6. Once it flows you drag the aluminum brazing rod across the joint. 7. Let cool with no water. 8. Congratulate yourself. You have brazed aluminum.

Zooomerer

I fixed my 95 gallon fuel tank. It had two 8” cracks. Welded both. It’s been about a month. So far no leaks. I have tried 5-6 times with jb welding, but it kept cracking and leaking. These sticks worked out fine.

Raul A. Lugo

This rods are amazing for cast aluminum. I just saved a 500 dollar casting (if it holds long term). It does have a steep learning curve, and it requires a lot more heat than I thought. For larger castings, MAPP gas would be better, but a good propane torch will get it done. The casting I repaired was about 12" by 10" with about a 3" piece broken off. It took about 15min to heat enough to braze with the rods since aluminum looses so much heat quickly. Overall I'm pleased with the results.

Tony W.

If you can solder you can use these. One thing to keep in mind is that, unlike soldering, they don't use capillary action to fill small areas between pipes. You almost have to fillet weld the pieces together by literally rubbing the rod on the hot parts. If you don't feel the rod physically rub the part, the braze may not stick and you'll get an undercut in your braze. Make sure the pieces are clean and hot enough before trying to braze. I used sand paper to clean the areas before brazing. I also used a plain propane torch to heat up the pieces. There is also NO need for any type of flux because these rods are made of aluminum and zinc.

Solution Welding Flux-Cored Rods

✔️Aluminum Heads

✔️Fuel Tanks

✔️Cast Iron Heads

✔️Manifolds

✔️A/C Lines

✔️Fenders

✔️Truck Beds

✔️Transmission Cases

✔️Radiators

✔️Generators

✔️Pot Metal Parts

✔️Irrigation Pipes

✔️Refrigeration

✔️Rivets

✔️Condenser Lines

✔️Aftercoolers

✔️Industrial Parts

✔️Aluminum Molds

✔️Truck Beds

✔️Timing Covers

✔️Mast

✔️Complete Fabrication

✔️Tool Boxes

✔️Aluminum Boats

✔️Seams

✔️Towers

✔️Ladders

✔️Cavitation Plates