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Silver Solder Easy Flow (Priced per Foot)

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Silver Solder Easy Flow (Priced per Foot)

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Price:$2.95

Item #:SL650

Sales Unit:

Foot

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Specifications

Color: Silver
Thickness: 20 Gauge
Type: Easy Flow Solder
Contains: 65% Silver
Melting Point: 1,240°F (671°C)
Flow Point: 1,325°F (718°C)
_COLOR: Silver
_SimpleColor: Silver
_HIDE_KEY_1: Cadmium-Free Solder

Our Easy Silver Solder is perfect for Sterling Silver Jewelry making and repairs. It's low temperature melting point of 1240° makes it ideal for delicate work. Works great with our Butane Soldering Torch.

This 20 gauge easy solder wire is simple to cut off as many pieces as the job requires. Use this solder with sterling or fine silver, or other white metals. Its low melting point makes it ideal for simple soldering jobs or in the final join in a soldering sequence. This solder is perfect for sterling silver jewelry making and repairs.

Melting and Flow Point Chart
Easy: Melting Point: 1,240°F (671°C) - Flow Point: 1,325°F (718°C)
Medium: Melting Point: 1,275°F (691°C) - Flow Point: 1,360°F (738°C)
Hard: Melting Point: 1,365°F (741°C) - Flow Point: 1,450°F (788°C)

Our Silver Solder is cadmium-free.

WARNING: Cancer - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.

Customer Reviews

Very nice!

It did a fine job.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) MARIA MAKI from Deland, FL. on 7/12/2018

Good quality

A good solder, has worked great for closing jump rings.

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Reviewed by: Kendra from Maine . on 10/13/2020

Good quality solder

Took a chance on this solder, glad I did. Flows like it should. Easy to work with.

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Reviewed by: Mark from St paul MN. on 9/4/2022

Good silver solder

This worked just fine for soldering my silver jewelry.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Alison from Cimarron. on 1/27/2021

Works Great

The easy flow is nice for repairs so you dont open up any previous joins.

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Reviewed by: Mark from Overland. on 7/12/2020

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Q: What is the chemical formula (or common name) of this particular solder alloy? I would like to read more about it on the Wikipedia Solder Alloys article, but I can't find an exact match based on the product description here. Would you be able to tell the alloy's name or formula?

Asked by: Vlad - 1/5/2021

A: The alloys for this solder is Silver 50-75%, Zinc 0-25% and copper 20-40%.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (1/6/2021)

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Q: would this be safe to use around the top edge of a drinking cup?

Asked by: miss - 11/5/2017

A: it does not contain lead or cadmium.

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Answer provided by: Ken Roberts (11/13/2017)

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Q: Does this solder contain lead?

Asked by: Donna - 11/7/2017

A: it does not contain lead or cadmium.

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Answer provided by: Ken Roberts (11/13/2017)

A: lead free

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Q: Is this all I need to close jump rings or do I need to buy some flux or something else? I am new to jewelry making and closing jump rings. TY

Asked by: Ellen - 9/21/2021

A: You will also need flux and pickling solution.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (9/22/2021)

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Q: I used to use silver solder to make a solid connection on copper, would this solder adhere to a slight break on the back of a gold ring?

Asked by: Larry - 6/21/2022

A: It is not recommended. Silver is a good conductor of heat, meaning that heat application must be high in order to complete the soldering process. Gold, on the other hand, is a poor conductor of heat and can melt under the high heat used on silver.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (6/21/2022)

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Q: I use to sell Certainum alloy silver solder to bell helicopter in Ft Worth Texas ..... the silver solder application was it bonded at !12 deg and would free flow around, upward and any direction where their was heat...My son does plumbing work and fights soldering the cooper tubes.. Please advise ?

Asked by: roy nelson - 1/18/2020

A: Unfortunately, we are unable to advise on the types of solder used in soldering copper tubes for pluming. They may have a special type of solder that is required. This solder is used for small jewelry repair.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (1/21/2020)

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Q: I'm soldering brass and want the solder to match or come close to the color of the base metal. Is there a solder that has a yellow finish instead of silver? I was told to look for EZ Flo, but this appears to be a silver finish.

Asked by: BThis - 1/24/2021

A: We currently don't carry a yellow finish solder. We do get new items in frequently, please check back with us again soon!

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (1/28/2021)

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Q: Can a soldering iron be used for this solder? If so, is it the same melting point with an iron?

Asked by: Pam - 9/5/2021

A: A soldering iron will only get up to about 700 degrees. You will need to use a torch with this solder.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (9/7/2021)

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Q: What is the percentage of Ag in your SL650 solder?