Premium phosphor-copper-silver brazing alloy.
A brazing alloy containing silver to reduce temperature for copper to copper, and copper to brass or bronze. Deposit provides high ductility, high corrosion and heat resistance, and excellent electrical conductivity. Use All-State No. 21, 110, or S-200 flux when working with brass or bronze.

| Typcial Mechanical Properties | |
|---|---|
| Tensile Strength | Up to 45 ksi, 31.65 kgs/mm2 |
| Elongation In 2" | 25 % |
| Working Temperature | 1435 to 1450 °F, 779 to 788 °C |
Recommended for use on copper plumbing, radiators, air conditioners, refrigerators, marineand electrical applications. Not recommended for ferous metals.
Clean parts to be joined. Joint clearances may be up to .005" for best results. All-State No. 21 or All-State No. 110 Flux may be used when joining brass or bronze. Use No. 21 Flux on heavy sections and No. 110 Flux for thin sections. When flux is required, a liberal amount should be painted on the joint before heating. Use a large tip with a carburizing flame for broad heat. When flux turns clear or copper reaches a dull red heat apply No. 23 rod until joint is filled. Do not overheat or remelt. To remove flux use hot water and brush. The copper color can be restored by washing joint area with 10 percent sulfuric acid and water solution. Finse with clear hot water.
All listed prices are in U.S. dollars and represent the Manufacturer's Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) for sale in the United States. Actual selling price will be determined by the Distributor. Prices are subject to change without notice.