Welders, mechanics, and DIY enthusiasts call these the simplest, fastest, and strongest way to make or repair aluminum parts—without expensive equipment.
The rods shown above create a strong joint with slight penetration into the base metal, producing a bond stronger than mild steel. They can join both thick and thin pieces while providing a tensile strength of 45 000 lb
Extreme performance.
These welding rods flow readily at a very low working temperature, helping you complete projects quickly while keeping distortion to a minimum.
Suitable for beginners and professionals.
Regardless of your previous experience, anyone can weld aluminum without costly equipment such as welding machines. All you need is a basic propane torch and a few easy-to-use welding rods.
Welding instructions:
1. Thoroughly clean the area you intend to weld by brushing the base with a stainless steel brush until it becomes shiny.
2. Next, heat the welding area evenly.
3. As the area heats, vigorously rub the rod against the warmed surface until the rod begins to flow.
Warning: Never apply heat directly to the rod, as it will crumble. If you manage to melt the rod directly, the resulting weld will break easily. Directly melting the rod is the wrong technique and produces crumbly welds.
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Every aspect of these welding rods is designed for continued performance, with the goal of providing an outstanding solution for repairing aluminum and other non-ferrous materials.
Just some of the many parts that can be repaired with ease!
- Aluminum heads
- Fuel tanks
- Cast-iron heads
- Manifolds
- A/C lines
- Fenders
- Truck frames
- Transmission cases
- Radiators
- Generators
- Pot metal parts
- Irrigation pipes
- Refrigeration systems
- Rivets
- Condensers
- Aftercoolers
- Industrial parts
- Aluminum molds
- Truck frames
- Timing covers
- Masts
- Complete fabrication
- Seams
- Aluminum boats
- Seams
- Lathes
- Ladders
- Cavitation plates
Product benefits:
These easy-melting welding rods are specialized, high-quality rods intended mainly for welding or brazing aluminum and aluminum alloys. They can also be used to braze non-ferrous metals other than stainless steel.
Recommended for welding these aluminum alloys: 1060, 1350, 3003, 3004, 3005, 5005, 5050, 6053, 6061, 6951, 7005, as well as cast alloys 710.0 and 711.0
Possible applications include cargo areas, loading ramps, docks, diamond plates, irrigation lines, engine blocks, gearboxes, and more.
Designed for minor repairs. When a damaged part could create a safety risk if repaired incorrectly, we recommend replacing the entire component instead of repairing it.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Material: aluminum, magnesium
Melting temperature: <480 ° C (896 ° F)
No gas or toxic fumes, with no lead material included.
Excellent corrosion resistance
Minimizes distortion of the original material during welding.