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Lawton AG 0.2% Silver Solder Brazing Rods (S2) — 500mm

2.0mm / 1 KG / Plain
£28.99
Sale price  £28.99 Regular price 
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Lawton AG 0.2% Silver Solder Brazing Rods (S2) — 500mm

Lawton Tubes Genuine OEM Made in United Kingdom
MPN: SOL-S2.0AG0.2-KG
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  • UK Mainland Delivery £7.50
  • Expert technical support
  • Trade accounts available
£28.99
Sale price  £28.99 Regular price 
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Diameter2.0mm
Unit Type1 KG
FinishPlain
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AG 0.2% Silver Solder Brazing Rods (S2)

Entry-level S2 grade brazing rods with 0.2% silver content from Lawton Tubes, supplied in 500mm lengths. Designed for general-purpose brazing of copper and brass where high silver content is not required. A cost-effective solution for non-critical joints in plumbing and light fabrication.

Key Features

  • 0.2% silver content (S2 grade) — economical entry-level brazing alloy
  • 500mm rod length — standard trade length
  • Suitable for copper and brass joints
  • Good for general plumbing and light fabrication applications
  • Lower cost alternative where high silver content is not specified

How to Braze Copper Fittings

  1. Cut tube square using a pipe cutter or fine hacksaw (32 TPI). Remove burr with file or scraper.
  2. Clean outside of copper tube thoroughly with sand cloth or sandpaper to the depth of the fitting. Leave no dark spots.
  3. Clean inside of fitting carefully to tube stop with a wire brush. Sand cloth or sandpaper may also be used.
  4. Apply heat uniformly around the fitting with a torch. When the brazing rod melts on contact with the heated fitting, the correct brazing temperature has been reached. Remove flame and feed rod to the joint at one or two points until a ring of brazing alloy appears at the end of the fitting.

Note: Always work in a well-ventilated area and follow appropriate safety precautions when brazing.

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