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Crown Alloy 1/16 x 36" R 55/45-10 Copper-Nickel for Cast Iron (ER CuNi) TIG 5 lb BOX (RT5545/TL)
Royal 55/45-10 is excellent for making repairs on all types of cast iron especially where a good color match is important. It can be used to fill sand holes, repair cracks or build up undersized patterns, molds, or castings. Royal 55/45-10 can also be used to repair some grades of nickel 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.
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: | RT5545/TL |
|---|---|
| UPC: | 412300150823 |
MPN: RT5545/TL
UPC: 412300150823
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