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Casweld™ PM Pot Metal Soldering Rod Kit

Price: $89.00

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Casweld™ PM Soldering Rod

177°C Melting Rods For Pot Metal and Thin Aluminum

4 Rod Kit (1/8" x 18") & 2 oz Flux

NOW REPAIR POT METAL PARTS BEFORE PLATING WITHOUT DRILLING OR PUTTIES

PART NUMBER: CWPM

Perfect for:

Joining and Repairing Pot Metal & Zinc Die Cast Parts
Aluminum Tube & Radiators
Sheet Metal
Joining Dissimilar Metals
Filling Pits In Pot Metal
Can Be Plated With Our Flash Copper Directly
Can Also Be Used On Anodized Aluminum

CASWELD™ PM, with a low temperature melt of 177°C, is your best solution for the repair of most mixes of Pot Metal. Because this temperature is far below the 415°C melting point of Pot Metal, there is little chance of damage to precious parts.

Unlike welding, where the rod and the subject need to be the same temperature, CASWELD™ PM uses soldering sources of heat like a propane torch.

Tensile Strength: up to 20,000 PSI (145 MPa)
Electrical Conductivity: Good
Corrosion Resistance: Good
Color Match: Very Good on Aluminum

Soldering Techniques:

Joint area should be thoroughly cleaned. Best results are obtained when maintaining a joint clearance of no more than 0.015 mm. The entire joint area should be completely covered with Casweld PM Flux. Heat part indirectly with a soft flame being careful not to burn the flux. Do not heat the rod. As soon as flux starts to bubble, dip solder into flux and transfer it to joint. Continue heating until solder flows through the entire joint. Allow to cool slowly. Flux residue can be removed with hot water and stiff brush.

If there is extensive pitting, it is advisable to plate with Flash Copper before carrying out this repair. This will ensure all areas are protected.