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All-State®
Paste Solder General
Purpose Paste Solder All
Heating Sources General
Characteristics A
50/50 lead-tin type alloy mixed with a special flux to form a paste solder for
both ferrous and nonferrous metals (except
the white metals). Soldering can be confined to a desired area, thus saving material,
labor and equipment. The
active flux contained in this compound eliminates problems of application to difficult
or hard-to-reach areas. It
may be easily brushed or spotted in place. Typical
Applications Commonly
used on both production and routine maintenance work. Recommended for multiple
wire assemblies, repairing
radiators, internal tinning, air conditioning, sheet metal work, auto body tinning
and repair, and costume jewelry
assembly. Qualities
Tensile strength
—up to 6,500 psi (4.57 kgs/mm2)
Solidus
—360°F
(182°C) Liquidus
—375°F (191°C)
Procedures Clean
area to be joined. Apply thin coat of All-State®
Paste Solder to the joint. Maintain a tight joint by using
a fixture or a clamp. Heat with a soldering
iron, torch, furnace, induction heater or any source capable of
producing 375°F (191°C).
Allow the soldered part to cool before attempting to move and wash off black flux
residue with
hot water.
