K-T Industries Brazing Rods

Brazing Rods

Northern Tool offers a great lineup of low-fuming brazing rods ranging in size from 3/32in. dia. x 14in. dia.–1/8in.dia. x 18in. These rods compatible with aluminum/magnesium, copper and bronze and low carbon steels. Several of these brazing rods here are available for ordering online now and picking up at a Northern Tool retail store near you within hours. If you find that you need brazing rods quickly, this ordering process is a great way to go. One of the bestsellers in the brazing rod lineup is a 7-count pack of low-temperature aluminum rods that measure 1/8in. dia. x 18in. These self-fluxing welding rods have a 700°F melting temperature and are made for use on aluminum and magnesium. These highly rated brazing rods are an excellent choice for repair work. A great choice in flux-coated bronze brazing rods is a 1-lb. tube of 1/8in. dia. x 12in. rods. These rods are an excellent choice for brazing automobiles, pipes, tanks and more. Malleable, these rods are designed to fuse well with cast iron, galvanized iron, steel, brass and copper. These high-strength, wear-resistant, low-fuming rods are also designed to tin easily. They’re applied with a high-quality coating to help speed up brazing time. If you need uncoated bronze brazing rods, they’re available here, too.  If you’re looking for copper-coated mild steel brazing rods, check out the 1lb. package of 18in. rods. Designed for oxy-acetylene gas welding, these rods have a melting point of 2,750°F and produce quality welds of up to 65,000 PSI tensile strength. These brazing rods are ideal general-purpose rods for welding all low-carbon steels. Among the brazing rods here you’ll also find a 1/2lb. canister of brazing flux for use with bare bronze. This flux cleans well for good adhesion.  Go ahead and browse this lineup now. We encourage you to check out any customer reviews available for items of interest to you, and then to submit a review of your own after using a rod from this selection. You’ll be happy to find here brazing rods by some of the most reliable names in the industry, including Hobart and Lincoln Electric.