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Description
Canada Metal’s lead-free silver solder conforms to drinking water laws banning the use of lead bearing solder. It is lead-free, antimony-free, and zinc-free, and available in various weights and formats for same day shipment.

High-Quality Silver Solder and Brazing Solutions
Canada Metal provides top-tier silver solder and silver brazing products, designed for strength and reliability in various metal joining applications. Our silver solder is known for its exceptional flow characteristics, ensuring smooth and durable connections in industrial settings.

Trusted for Performance Across Industries
With our silver brazing solutions, Canada Metal delivers durable, corrosion-resistant joints that can withstand high-temperature environments. These products are widely used across North America in industries such as plumbing, where precision and performance are critical. Whether you’re working with copper, brass, or other metals, our silver solder and brazing products offer unmatched quality and long-lasting results.

Ready to enhance your projects with our reliable silver solder and brazing solutions? Contact us today to get more details!

Industries
Plumbing

Formats

Available in Spools:
3mm Diameter, 50 per carton (25kg), 10 per carton (25kg), 2 per carton (20kg)

Industry We Serve

Acid/pickling

Metal Smelting And Refining

Research

Nuclear

Utilities

Defense

Construction

Plumbing

Oil & Gas

Commercial Marine

Hospitals/veterinary/medical

Elevator

Electroplating

Aerospace

Frequently Asked Questions

What is silver solder?

Silver solder is a high-quality alloy used to join metal parts together through a process known as silver soldering. It typically contains silver along with other metals such as copper or zinc to improve strength and flow characteristics. Silver solder offers strong, corrosion-resistant bonds, making it ideal for applications in plumbing, HVAC, electronics, and jewelry making.

What is the difference between silver solder and silver brazing?

The terms silver soldering and silver brazing are often used interchangeably, but technically, silver brazing refers to the process of joining metals using a filler metal (silver-based solder) that melts above 450°C (840°F). Silver solder is the filler metal used in this process. Silver brazing offers high strength and is commonly used in industrial and manufacturing settings.

What metals can be joined using silver solder?

Silver solder is highly versatile and can bond a wide range of metals, including copper, brass, stainless steel, and even silver itself. This makes it an excellent choice for professionals looking for a reliable solder for silver or for mixed-metal joints.

How do I choose the right silver-based solder?

Choosing the right silver-based solder depends on factors like the base metals, the joint strength required, and the operating temperature. At Canada Metal, we offer various silver solder alloys with different silver content percentages to suit your specific needs. Contact our team for recommendations.

Is silver soldering metal stronger than traditional soldering methods?

Yes, silver soldering typically creates stronger joints than soft soldering (which uses lead or tin-based solders). Silver soldering metal provides superior mechanical strength, excellent electrical conductivity, and better resistance to high temperatures, making it ideal for demanding applications.

Can silver solder be used for food-safe or medical applications?

Certain silver-based solder alloys are suitable for food-grade and medical uses, especially when they do not contain lead or cadmium. Always check the material specifications and regulatory compliance before using silver solder in sensitive environments.

What safety precautions should I take when using silver solder?

When using silver solder, ensure you work in a well-ventilated area, use proper eye protection, and avoid direct skin contact with the flux or molten metal. Follow manufacturer guidelines and safety data sheets (SDS) for safe handling practices.

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