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0011453 geka s3 cu 773 brazing wire 20mm 5kg

GeKa – S3 (Cu 773) Brazing Wire (2.0mm) 5kg

6031100237

£125.00 ex VAT £150.00 inc VAT

Brand: Welding & Welder
Product Model: 6031100237
Availability: In Stock

  • Features:
    • Contains a high-strength Ni-brass alloy with Nickel for more strength and bridging capability during brazing
    • Excellent rebuilding properties
    • Flowing nature makes it ideal for filling gaps and cavities during brazing
    • 5kg weight package ensures an extended service life and is suitable for industrial use
  • Benefits:
    • Provides a strong, permanent joint between metal pieces
    • Ideal for high-strength joining of steel, often used in the furniture and bicycle industry
    • Filling gaps and cavities ensures a smooth and complete joint
    • 5kg package weight ensures suitability for industrial use

Description

GeKa – S3 (Cu 773) Brazing Wire (2.0mm) 5kg

S3 (Cu 773) Brazing Wire (2.0mm) 5kg is a type of brazing wire that contains a high-strength Ni-brass alloy with Nickel for more strength and bridging capability during brazing.

This alloy is often used in the furniture and bicycle industry, where high strength joining of steel is required.

The wire has excellent rebuilding properties and can provide a strong, permanent joint between metal pieces.

Additionally, the wire’s flowing nature makes it ideal for filling gaps and cavities during the brazing process.

The wire’s 5kg weight package ensures an extended service life and is suitable for industrial use.

A carriage charge is applied to orders, for standard 1-2 day shipments to mainland destinations within the United Kingdom. Other destinations and premium services are available but subject to additional freight charges.

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