Easily Join Aluminum Plates and Repair Aluminum Parts Without Welding. The Resulting Is Extremely Strong!
Aluminum brazing rods are great at creating strong joints between aluminum plates. As long as you make sure that your materials are well cleaned and brushed, brazing rods are extremely effective at repairing cracked aluminum parts.
From radiators to windows, as long as it’s made from aluminum, they can be easily repaired. Tips on proper surface preparation are included as well. If you love working in garages, this video is a must-see.
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what was used for the gas mapp or propane or other gas?? Where can you get the rods and are they brazing rods for aluminum ??
Were can these rods be purchased at ?
Brazing is welding…. what a moron
Brazing is a form of soldering, not welding as the parent material is not melted to form a solid one piece joint. I do it for a living in the HVAC field!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazing
Welding is a fabrication or sculptural process that joins materials, usually metals or thermoplastics, by causing fusion, which is distinct from lower temperature metal-joining techniques such as brazing and soldering, which do not melt the base metal.
brazing is not welding you don’t melt the parent material just like soldering…Bill Fridley, so don’t call people morons.
Welding is the bonding of two objects together. No matter how you do it. I can weld two ice cubes together. Bonding together, is welding…….
wrong!
its still technicall!y welding
No, it isn’t. The parent metals are not FUSED, they are JOINED. Not one piece of metal, but still two.
Not by the American Welding society definitions.
I have used this product with good results!
I’ve done this many times. When done correctly you can’t break the weld.
All I got was a link to a link to a link?
Amazon has the rods and flux
brazing is welding lol and its faster with oxy actln
I have done this a few times. Works well. The brazing alloy in my experience is a different color than the parent aluminum so keep that in mind if you are blending and polishing a piece for appearance. I would also suggest the eutectic (low temp) brazing alloys have less tensile strength than the parent material so this is not the preferred way for a stress part welding. I would suggest TIG and then MIG welding for stress parts. My 2 cents.
nice!
Brandon Johnston
Nice
I am a potter and need a torch like that for post reduction firing what was the torch and where to get one.