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#716 Aluminum
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Used when fit-up is less than desirable
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#718 Aluminum
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Used extensively in automotive applications
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97/3
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For furnace brazing of steel components, very good gap filling ability
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98/2 Zinc-Aluminum
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Solder alloy for aluminum, refrigeration and automotive applications
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BM 1301
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For joining non-ferrous and ferrous alloys, mid-temperature vacuum
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BM 1325
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Used for non-ferrous & ferrous alloys, popular alloy for vacuum tube seals
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BM 1490
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Commonly used for step-brazing
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BM 1566
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Very fluid for tight vacuum joints
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BM 1610-N
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Very free flowing alloy and low melt temperature
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BM 1630-N
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Free flowing & low melt temperature, low solubility
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BM 1652
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For copper, stainless steel, kovar and metallized ceramics there than Mo-Mn
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BM 1670
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For ceramic to metal assemblies, good step braze alloy
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BM 1740
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For stainless steel, inconel, kovar, and tungsten
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BM 1742
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Economic alternative to gold/nickel
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BM 1830-N
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Good general purpose alloy for joining non-ferrous alloys and steels
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BM 1850-N
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Excellent flow, good for repair of cracks in brazing joints
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BM 1860
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For copper, nickel, kovar, and Mo-Mn metallized ceramics
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BM 1886
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For use with stainless steel materials
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BM 1900-N
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Free flowing alloy suitable for tight joint designs
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BM 1915
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Very high ductility and strength
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BM 1925-N
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Corrosion resistant, good strength at high temperatures
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BM 1950-N
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Wide melting range with low diffusion
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BM 1970-N
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Excellent for wide gap applications
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BM 2015-N
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Versatile alloy for brazing steel components
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BM 2050
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Good oxidation resistance, high ductility and strength
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