#A-40N2
#A-40N2 has good corrosion resistance properties on stainless steels and is also useful on carbide applications. This silver brazing alloy is used extensively for the brazing of carbide tips, but flows more sluggishly than #50N
Specifications
| Melting Pt. | 1220 ºF 660 ºC |
| Flow Pt. | 1435 ºF 780 ºC |
| MBT1 | 1575 |
| AWS A5.8 | BAg-4 |
| ASME | BAg-4 |
| AMS | 4772 |
| Resale Options | Brazing Rod Brazing Strip Brazing Wire |
| Preform Options | Brazing Rings Brazing Washers Custom Designs Brazing Slugs Edgewounds |
| Approx. Wire Length (BCuP/lb.) (BAg/Tr.oz) | 275 in @ 0.031 diameter 30 in @ 0.093 diameter 65 in @ 0.062 diameter |
Physical Constants
| Density | 4.76 T.oz./cu.in. |
| Color | Light Yellow |
Applications
Good corrosion properties with stainless steels. Used in joining of tungsten carbines.
Available Forms
#A-40N2 is available in wire, rod, strip and preforms.
Safety Information
It is essential that adequate ventilation be provided so that personnel will not inhale gases and fumes while brazing. The operation and maintenance of brazing equipment or facility should conform to ANSI/ASC Z49.1, "Safety in Welding, Cutting and Allied Processing." For complete information, refer to the MSDS.
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Compare With
- AWS: BAg-4
- Lucas: Silvaloy 403
- PI: Silver Braze 40Ni2
- UNS: P07400
Specifications
- Brazing Temperature Range High: 1535 F / 835 C
- Brazing Temperature Range Low: 1485 F / 807 C
- Liquidus: 1435 F / 779 C
- Solidus: 1240 F / 671 C
Composition
- Ag: 40%
- Cu: 30%
- Zn: 28%
- Ni: 2%
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