Harris Safety-Silv 56% 1/16 Silver Solder Brazing Alloy 1 Troy Ounce, 75310 5631

I used Safety-Silv to braze keys together, it works well.

Great product for brazing copper to steel on refrigeration lines.

I have been very happy with this silver solder for 40 yrs which is why I keep coming back. Use Radnor (Harris) Stay-Silv white brazing flux (a small container will last a VERY long time and as it dries out it is occasionally necessary to add a few drops of water to return the flux to the right viscosity to stay where you put it).

I bought this to attempt to put together some thin pieces. I brazed some brass to brass and some brass to stainless. This worked great. It melted good with a propane torch. But it is important that you remember that the work piece is what has to get up to temp. If you are using a propane torch, you parts have to be fairly small.

Good stuff. Expensive. But its silver so thats the way it is.

This is the good stuff if you’re looking for high-quality silver cider.

I use this product to repair lantern generators, it is just perfect for my use. This is one of the best prices I could find for this product.

This is a high-silver solder which gives you a very strong joint. I use it in sculptures and am even able to bend and re-position parts after they are soldered. This and MuggyWeld are the only silver solders I use.

Used to braze a stainless line to a hard copper elbow. Used with black flux, worked perfectly. I used oxy-acetylene with a reducing flame. Focused on the stainless but the copper was red. Flowed easily uphill into an imperfect joint and sealed on the first attempt.

Doesnt come in original packaging - just some wire zip tied in a loop. Without manufacturers packaging, I have no way to know that this is really Harris Safety-Silv. Could be anything! Picture clearly shows it in the manufacturers container.