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6% Silver Solder Kit with Self Fluxing Silver

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The Forney 38116 silver solder kit self-fluxing is 6% silver content. Joint strength up to 20,000 PSI tensile strength. Working temperature range up to 1,100°F (593°C). Application temperature ranges from 400°F to 700°F (204°C to 371°C). Claims for warranty must be made within 90 days of the date of purchase. Proof of purchase required. This warranty does not cover any product that has been subject to misuse, neglect, negligence or accident, or that has been used in any way contrary to the purpose intended.
  • ·         Metal joining self-fluxing silver bearing solder (6% silver)
  • ·         Melting temp:400-700°F. Working temp: up to 1,100°F
  • ·         Suitable for joining certain metals such as copper or brass
  • Application temperature is 400°F to 700°F (204°C to 371°C)
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Specifications

Dimensions: H 7.75 in, W 1.88 in, D 0.75 in

Dimensions

Product Depth (in.)0.75 inProduct Height (in.)7.75 in
Product Width (in.)1.88 in

Details

Accessory TypeHeating ElementsColor FamilySilver
Returnable90-DaySoldering Product TypeAccessories
Tools Product TypeOther
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Questions & Answers

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Q:Does this solder contain Lead, and is it an acid core, or a standard rosin flux core??
by|Apr 10, 2021
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Q:Is this the same as SSF -6 silver solder.
by|Jan 26, 2020
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A:  Yes, this is the same.

by|Aug 25, 2022
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    Q:Can this solder be melted with a standard home propane torch?
    by|Feb 24, 2017
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    A:  Yes a 200 watt soldering iron and a heat gun also work

    by|Dec 21, 2019

      A:  Yes. A regular soldering will do also.

      by|Dec 21, 2019

        A:  With a theoretical maximum of 3,623 °F (1,995 °C) for the flame of a standard air-fed propane torch, the solder itself can easily be melted with a propane torch, but more important is the ability to heat the pieces being soldered to the 400°F to 700°F (204°C to 371°C) temperature listed in the specification. This is the temperature where the solder can flow into the joint, and the flux can do it's job. If your work is too big, then a small torch won't be able to heat up the joint to the required temperature (due to thermal losses into the workpiece), so as long as your work is small enough you'll be fine.

        by|Jul 22, 2019
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          A:  Yes. A regular solding iron will do also.

          by|Dec 21, 2019
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            Q:I need 95 to 96% tin solder. Which one is the cheapest? I don't care if it's silver or any other metal in the 4 or 5%.
            by|Aug 24, 2016
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            A:  Thank you for your recent inquiry with The Home Depot. For further assistance regarding comparison in pricing, please contact your local store or call our Customer Support team at 800-430-3376. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.

            by|Aug 30, 2016
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            Used it and worked perfectly.
            Used it and worked perfectly.
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            No problem with the product, just disgusted with companies trying...
            No problem with the product, just disgusted with companies trying to influence political matters. I've built two homes and a business facility with Home Depot products over 20 years, but I will not spend another penny in your stores again. Retailers are there to sell products, not use their financial might to affect politics, especially a matter in which you are completely uninformed.
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            Exactly what I needed...
            Exactly what I needed
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            Worked fine Would be happier with non-acid solder
            Worked fine Would be happier with non-acid solder
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            I wanted to attach a tailgate cover over my tailgate. It went on OK but it did not hold the sheet...
            I wanted to attach a tailgate cover over my tailgate. It went on OK but it did not hold the sheet metal . IT is not strong enough. It broke loose when I did the other side. I used pop rivits instead of the silver solder and it is holding OK.
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