Harris Products Group, 0017030, Brazing Alloy, Nickel-Silver, 1.04 lb, For Steel & Cast Iron, Good Flow

Harris® 170 is a nickel-silver alloy developed for "braze-welding" steel and cast iron. It can also be used for brazing tungsten carbide to steel where higher joining temperature is not objectionable. The nickel addition provides hardness and strength compared to the standard bronze alloys. This characteristic makes it ideal for overlays and build-up of gear teeth, shafts, bearings, valve seats, pistons and other surfaces subject to wear. Also, used for joining ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Harris® 170 flows easily and deposits can be machined. It can be deposited using oxy-fuel torches.

Features

• Can also be used for brazing tungsten carbide to steel
• Typical applications include "braze-welding" steel and cast iron
• Ideal for overlays and build-up on equipment and surfaces subject to wear including gear teeth, shafts, bearings, valve seats and pistons
• Nickel-silver bare braze-welding rod
• Good flow and machinability
• Conforms to AWS 5.8 RBCuZn-D
• The addition of nickel provides hardness and strength
• Joins ferrous and non-ferrous metals

• Weight: 1.04 lbs
• Material: Nickel-Silver Alloy
• Standard Compliance: AWS A5.8 RBCuZn-D, ASME SFA 5.8 RBCuZn-D
• Tin Content: 3.0% max
• Copper Content: 46.0 50.0%
• Nickel Content: 9.0 11.0%
• Phosphorus Content: 0.25% max
• Silicon Content: 0.04 0.25%
• Zinc Content: Remainder
• Other Elements Content: 0.50% max
• Solidus Temperature: 1690 F (921 C)
• Liquidus Temperature: 1715 F (935 C)
• Brazing Temperature Range: 1720 F 1800 F (940 C 980 C)
• Form: Rods bare and flux coated, 36 in. cut lengths
• Corrosion Resistance: Higher than most high zinc brass alloys; caution for water immersion

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