Description
Product Summary
The Supco SW-ABFC05K Alloy Braze - Flux Cored Aluminum Repair Rod, 5 Rod Pack is a professional-grade replacement part from Supco (Sealed Unit Parts Co.), a trusted name in HVAC/R and appliance parts since 1945. Unique aluminum torch alloy with the highly active flux contained inside the rod where it is protected from contamination. It can be applied in all positions with an oxy/fuel torch. This rod fills the needs both in the shop and out in the field.
Brazing alloys, fluxes, coil cleaners, and coil repair supplies for refrigerant piping and coil service work.
Key Features
- Pairs with Alloy Sol Flux
- Tungsten inert gas, DC welding machines, and other expensive welding equipment are not needed for the repair of most aluminum parts
- Used for: Fabricating, Build-up, Repair of all weldable grades of aluminum, including cast alloys, and is ideal for joining dissimilar gauges and for poor fit-up applications where a less fluid alloy is desired.
- Works with the following heat sources: Oxy-acetylene torch, Natural gas torch, MAPP Gas or Induction
Specifications
| Brand | Supco |
|---|---|
| Part Number | SW-ABFC05K |
| Part Type | Brazing / Coil Supply |
| Appearance | Silver-Colored with White Flux Core |
| Solidus | 826°F (441°C) |
| Liquidus | 1085°F (585°C) |
| Recommended Brazing Temp. | 1100°F (547°C) |
| Density (Lbs/in³) | 0.19 |
| Shelf Life | 2 years at ambient temp. |
| Packaging | 18.5x.09 dia plastic tube |
| Rod Length | 18 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.11 lbs. |
| Quantity per pack | 5 EA |
Cross Reference
The Supco SW-ABFC05K is a direct replacement for the following OEM and competitor part numbers. Always verify ratings and fit against the original part before installing.
| Replaces Part # | Manufacturer | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Core-Al | Harris Product Group | |
| AL822 | Lucas Milhaupt |
Related Parts
Commonly used with: Supco SW-ASF1.
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What's Included
- (1) Supco SW-ABFC05K Alloy Braze - Flux Cored Aluminum Repair Rod, 5 Rod Pack
Safety: Always disconnect power and follow lockout/tagout procedures before servicing electrical components. Installation should be performed by a qualified technician.
