Crown Alloy .076 x 1oz pkg ROYAL 100 FCo Flux Cored (Thin) Aluminum BRAZING 1 oz TUBE (RT100F/76-1)
The Royal 90 and 100 have been discontinued. The suggested replacement is the Crown Royal 110 FCO where the flux is built into the middle of the rod - so no more need to have separate rod and flux.
Royal 100 FCo is a flux cored filler metal wire used for joining aluminum and aluminum alloys. Royal 100 FCo is cored with a more reactive non-corrosive flux to braze magnesium containing aluminum alloys such as 6061 and 6063. This alloy can be used in atmosphere furnace, torch or induction brazing processes for joining a wide variety of aluminum alloys.
Please Note: Welding fumes and gases can be hazardous to your health. Click here for the manufacturers MSDS information. Both the manufacturer and Welding Supplies from IOC recommends that you read and understand the Material Safety Data Sheets and product warning statements prior to using this product.
Royal 100 FCo is a flux cored filler metal wire used for joining aluminum and aluminum alloys. Royal 100 FCo is cored with a more reactive non-corrosive flux to braze magnesium containing aluminum alloys such as 6061 and 6063. This alloy can be used in atmosphere furnace, torch or induction brazing processes for joining a wide variety of aluminum alloys.
Please Note: Welding fumes and gases can be hazardous to your health. Click here for the manufacturers MSDS information. Both the manufacturer and Welding Supplies from IOC recommends that you read and understand the Material Safety Data Sheets and product warning statements prior to using this product.
| MPN: | RT100F/76-1 |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 412300010213 |
MPN: RT100F/76-1
UPC: 412300010213
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