

Harris Solder Kit SB861 & SCPF4 - Stay-Brite #8 Silver Bearing Solder with Flux
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Fly Box
> 24 hourVery easy to use! Much safer, faster, easier, and cleaner than brazing! Hands down the BEST silver solder on the market!
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Michael Rabeno
> 24 hourProduct as described. Works well.
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don jones
> 24 hourMade the job much easier!
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evil
> 24 hourSuper expensive but works great. The unusual melting point really helps to seal big gaps. Rated to 10k psi so it will last forever on hvac lines set sweating. To seal big gaps just heat the coupling above melting point and apply the solder. Once you think enough of the joint has solder then remove the heat and keep pushing more solder in. Soon it will thicken and fill the gaps.
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matthew cashion
> 24 hourPrice was good and products speak for themselves,
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HAMDECO
> 24 hourThe price little bit high, but quality its best.
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Paul
> 24 hourExpensive but well worth it. Flows like water. Used on new R410 A/C install. Use flux sparingly and copper must be clean. Should be sold in smaller quantities.
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CJ P
> 24 hourGreat stuff. Worked well, pleased with the results!
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Arnold Littel
> 24 hourGood product
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Mark Bubnick
> 24 hourI used the Stay-brite 8 to fix a leak on my mini-split system and my friends mini-split system too. The mini-splits were leaking where you release the R410a refrigerant from the pre-charged compressor (there are 2 set-screws you back out after you put the system together and vacuum it out). The system is supposed to seal itself with an o-ring in the set-screws that tighten up against a small shoulder. Both of our systems leaked and from what I can see around the internet it is not uncommon for this leak to happen on this type of valve after some time. We took out the set screw (had to remove the retaining ring first) and the removed the o-ring from the set screw. We cleaned out the set screw and fitting, fluxed up the fittings and screwed the set-screw back in about 1.5 turns. We soldered the set screw in place with the Stay-brite 8. Even though only 1 of the 2 set screws leaked, we took apart and soldered both since the system was without a charge. Both systems have been running perfect for about the last 2 months without any loss of charge. Perfect solution for an annoying problem.