Panther IndustriesEquivalent Chart of Fluxes

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PANTHER

ESAB

ORLIKON-FON

L & T’s

EYRE

ANY OTHER

BRAZNIK

Bronzotectic

F . 102

F . 145

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_

CAST IRON

Castox

_

_

_

_

ALUMINIUM (WATER MICCIBLE)

Alotactic

F . 408

_

_

_

FASTFLO-X-3A

Ruptam-A

F .306

F. 1805

Flow Silver

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P-203

_

F - 314

F - 1801

_

_

P-302

Botectic

F – 120

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_

_

P-105

_

_

_

No. 7

Para flux.(I.C.C.)

FLOMAX (Brass)

Brazotectic

F . 102

F . 145

 

 

FLOMAX  (Silver)

Ruptam-A

F . 306

F . 1805

Flow silver

 

 

TECHNICAL DATAS (Silver brazing Fluxes)

FLUX                     :     FLOMAX

FORM                   :     POWDER

ADVANTAGES          

  • Can be made to paste by adding water.
  • Strong adhesion towards heated rod end.
  • Non glaring flame, non-irrigational to eyes and throat

PRECAUTIONS & SLAG REMOVAL  :

As for other fluxes meant for silver brazing.

 

FLUX                          :    P-203

FORM                         :   PASTE

ADVANTAGE              

  • Due to very smooth paste form, it is easy to apply , thus  wastage of  flux is  minimum.
  • The flux has got very strong adhesion towards Metallic surface and. therefore, oxidation of Surface due to heating is prevented.
  • Flame is non glaring and does not sustain Colour defect to eyes during  bazing Operation.
  • The job remains perfectly visible during Brazing and no goggles etc. are required.
  • Low fumes, non irritational to eyes and throat.

PRECAUTIONS 

  • Over heating be avoided.
  • Add few drops of water to avoid drying of flux.

SLAG AND IT’S REMOVAL  

Slag left afterwards is hygroscopic i.e. absorbs water from atmosphere, can be removed by water or 1% Nitric Acid solution.

 

FLUX                             :      FASTFLO-X-3A

FORM                            :      POWDER,  can be made to paste by adding Water.

ADVANTAGES    

  • Sticks to heated rod.
  • Wide active temperature range.
  • Can be used with every type of brazing rod with equal ease with minimum operational skill.

PRECAUTIONS SLAG AND IT’S REMOVAL 

  • Over heating be avoided.
  • Water or, with 1% Nitric Acid.