We commercialize a complete line of cadmium-free, high silver brazing alloys. Only pure base metals are used. Precision production procedures ensure consistency in product quality, composition, chemistry, dimension, and performance.
Our cadmium-free alloys offer excellent performance characteristics and dependable results, while eliminating hazardous cadmium fumes.
For a brief overview of our products please check out the following Selection Chart: Silver Brazing Alloys Selection Chart
Safety-Silv® 25Description: General purpose silver brazing alloy A low cost, general purpose silver brazing alloy. Exhibits moderate ductility and slightly higher melting temperatures than alloys continaing higher percentages of silver and/ or tin.
Safety-Silv® 30Description: Moderate temperature silver brazing alloys A moderate temperature filler metal with flow characteristics useful for wider gaps.
Safety-Silv® 35Description: Silver Brazing Alloy A good selection for replacing the cadium alloys. Safety-Silv 35 joints are strong, ductile and the brazing temperature is only slightly higher than cadium-bearing 30 and 35 silver alloys.
Safety-Silv® 38TDescription: Tin-bearing Silver Brazing Alloy This tin-bearing alloy combines excellent fillet-forming characteristics with good flow properties. The addition of a small amount of tin endows this alloy with qualities normally associated with alloys contaiining greater quantities of silver.
Safety-Silv® 40Description: Silver brazing alloy Ductile, free-flowing alloy offers economy, good penetration into tight connections and medium temperature. Silver to light yellow color as in polished brass.
Safety-Silv® 40Ni2Description: Silver and Nickel Brazing Alloy For stainless steel, nickel alloy for corrosion resistance and strength. Typical Application: Good choice for tungsten carbide tool tipping.
Safety-Silv® 40TDescription: Tin-bearing Silver Brazing Alloy Similar to 38T in its ability to form excellent fillets and maintain good mechanical properties.
Safety-Silv® 45Description: General Purpose Silver Brazing Alloy Excellent general-purpose brazing alloy. Often specified in government use. Good ductilitiy and capillary flow. Color is silver to light yellow.
Safety-Silv® 45FCDescription: General Purpose Flux-coated Silver Brazing Alloy Excellent general-purpose, flux-coated brazing alloy. Good ductilitiy and capillary flow.
Safety-Silv® 56FCDescription: High-silver Flux-coated Brazing Alloy High silver, flux-coated content alloy; makes premium-quality brazes. Free-flowing with unsurpassed capillary attraction and deep penetration with high ductility. Typical Application: Suitable for use in the food processing industry. Silver color is excellent match for stainless steel and silverware applications.
Safety-Silv® 45TDescription: Tin-bearing Silver Brazing Alloy Performs like a 45% silver, cadmium-bearing alloy, but is cadmium-free. Lower melting temperature that Safety-Silv® 45. Excellent fillet-forming qualities. Produces high-strength, ductile joints. NSF Certified to NSF 51.
Safety-Silv® 50Description: 50% Silver Brazing Alloy Useful in brazing electrical connections and as a cadmium free replacement for 50% silver alloys. It has a wide melting range suitable for bridging gaps where poor fit-ups are encountered.
Safety-Silv® 50NDescription: 50% Silver brazing alloy with Nickel This 50% silver alloy is a good replacement for the 3% nickel, cadmium alloy (AWS BAg3). It is especially helpful where low brazing temperature must be maintained. Typical Application: It can be used to braze tungsten carbide, stainless steel, as well as other steel, copper, and nickel alloys.
Safety-Silv® 56Description: High-silver Brazing Alloy High silver content alloy; makes premium-quality brazes. Free-flowing with unsurpassed capillary attraction and deep penetration with high ductility. Typical Application: Suitable for use in the food processing industry. Silver color is excellent match for stainless steel and silverware applications.