Silver Braze 56Ni2

AWS: BAg-13a

Silver Braze 56Ni2 is a zinc free brazing alloy commonly used in flux free brazing of stainless steels in dry hydrogen atmosphere. Silver Braze 56Ni2 shows advantages in flux free furnace brazing applications where zinc volatilization is objectionable.

Available Forms

Wire, strip, engineered preforms, specialty preforms per customer specification, powder and paste.

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Characteristics

Silver Braze 56Ni2 is an intermediate temperature silver brazing alloy. It has a rather long melting range (220F/125C) so that it will tend to liquate (separate high from low melting phases) if it is heated slowly between the solidus and liquidus. However, the long melting range is useful when wide gap joints are brazed as it will bridge the gap and produce larger fillets than alloys with short melting ranges that are more fluid. Silver Braze 56Ni2 can be brazed by both torch and induction as well as under a protective atmosphere.

Properties

The properties of a brazed joint are dependent upon numerous factors including base metal properties, joint design, metallurgical interaction between the base metal and filler metal.

Specs

American Welding Society (AWS)

BAg-13a

Solidus

1420 F / 771 C

Liquidus

1640 F / 893 C

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