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All-State Silflo® “15” Typical Applications Recommended for higher ductility in joints where close fit-up is impossible. Joint clearance .002" to .006". Qualities Nominal Chemical Composition— Phosphorus: 5.00%   Silver: 15.00%  Copper: Balance Solidus—1190°F (643°C) Liquidus—1475°F (802°C) Brazing temperature range—1300°-1500°F (704°C-816°C) Meets specifications—AWS A5.8 (BCuP-5), QQ-B 650 (FS-BCuP-5); MIL-B-7883 (BCuP-5) Sizes .050" (1.2mm) x 1/8" (3.2mm) x 18" (450mm), 1/8" (3.2mm) Square x 36" (900mm). Additional sizes available upon request. Identification Red color on tip of rod. All-State Silflo® “15” printed on package. Packaging 36" (900mm) in 10-lb. (4.54 kg) containers. 18" (450mm) in 1-lb. (.45 kg), 10-lb. (4.54 kg) and 25-Ib. (11.34 kg) containers. Procedure For All Silflo® Alloys Clean joint area. Jigs and fixtures will help hold parts in place. Paint brass and bronze parts with All-State® No. 110 or S-200 Flux. Use a large tip, heat broadly until flux liquifies or copper turns dull red. Apply sufficient alloy to fill joint. Do not overheat or remelt. Submerge in hot water and brush to remove flux. Ten percent sulfuric acid and water solution will restore copper color. Rinse with clear hot water.