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Harris 4047 (718) Aluminum TIG GTAW Welding Rod 1/16 10# Box - 0071830

$132.45 $176.60
4047 (718) aluminum TIG (GTAW) welding and brazing rod 1/16 x 36 in. x 1 ea. 10 lb. box

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DETAILS

Harris 4047 (718) Aluminum TIG GTAW Welding Rod 1/16 10# Box - 0071830

4047 aluminum TIG (GTAW) welding and brazing alloy has a higher silicon content (11% to 13%) making it an ideal substitute for 4043 because it increases the silicon in the weld metal. Its lower melting point allows for excellent fluidity enabling it to be used as a brazing alloy on thin sections. It complies with ANSI/AWS A5.10 Class R/ER 4047 and ASME SFA 5.10.

Features

  • Aluminum welding and brazing alloy
  • Ideal replacement for 4043 to increase the silicon in the weld metal
  • Lower melting point and more fluidity than 4043
  • Less sensitivity to weld cracking
  • Produces cosmetically appealing welds
  • Gray color (post anodized)
  • Meets ANSI/AWS A5.10, Class R/ER 4047, ASME SFA 5.10

Harris 4047 (718) Aluminum TIG GTAW Welding Rod 1/16 10# Box - 0071830

4047 aluminum TIG (GTAW) welding and brazing alloy has a higher silicon content (11% to 13%) making it an ideal substitute for 4043 because it increases the silicon in the weld metal. Its lower melting point allows for excellent fluidity enabling it to be used as a brazing alloy on thin sections. It complies with ANSI/AWS A5.10 Class R/ER 4047 and ASME SFA 5.10.

Features

  • Aluminum welding and brazing alloy
  • Ideal replacement for 4043 to increase the silicon in the weld metal
  • Lower melting point and more fluidity than 4043
  • Less sensitivity to weld cracking
  • Produces cosmetically appealing welds
  • Gray color (post anodized)
  • Meets ANSI/AWS A5.10, Class R/ER 4047, ASME SFA 5.10

Harris 4047 (718) Aluminum TIG GTAW Welding Rod 1/16 10# Box - 0071830

4047 aluminum TIG (GTAW) welding and brazing alloy has a higher silicon content (11% to 13%) making it an ideal substitute for 4043 because it increases the silicon in the weld metal. Its lower melting point allows for excellent fluidity enabling it to be used as a brazing alloy on thin sections. It complies with ANSI/AWS A5.10 Class R/ER 4047 and ASME SFA 5.10.

Features

  • Aluminum welding and brazing alloy
  • Ideal replacement for 4043 to increase the silicon in the weld metal
  • Lower melting point and more fluidity than 4043
  • Less sensitivity to weld cracking
  • Produces cosmetically appealing welds
  • Gray color (post anodized)
  • Meets ANSI/AWS A5.10, Class R/ER 4047, ASME SFA 5.10

Harris 4047 (718) Aluminum TIG GTAW Welding Rod 1/16 10# Box - 0071830

4047 aluminum TIG (GTAW) welding and brazing alloy has a higher silicon content (11% to 13%) making it an ideal substitute for 4043 because it increases the silicon in the weld metal. Its lower melting point allows for excellent fluidity enabling it to be used as a brazing alloy on thin sections. It complies with ANSI/AWS A5.10 Class R/ER 4047 and ASME SFA 5.10.

Features

  • Aluminum welding and brazing alloy
  • Ideal replacement for 4043 to increase the silicon in the weld metal
  • Lower melting point and more fluidity than 4043
  • Less sensitivity to weld cracking
  • Produces cosmetically appealing welds
  • Gray color (post anodized)
  • Meets ANSI/AWS A5.10, Class R/ER 4047, ASME SFA 5.10

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Harris 4047 (718) Aluminum TIG GTAW Welding Rod 1/16 10# Box - 0071830
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Harris 4047 (718) Aluminum TIG GTAW Welding Rod 1/16 10# Box - 0071830

$132.45 $176.60

Harris 4047 (718) Aluminum TIG GTAW Welding Rod 1/16 10# Box - 0071830

4047 aluminum TIG (GTAW) welding and brazing alloy has a higher silicon content (11% to 13%) making it an ideal substitute for 4043 because it increases the silicon in the weld metal. Its lower melting point allows for excellent fluidity enabling it to be used as a brazing alloy on thin sections. It complies with ANSI/AWS A5.10 Class R/ER 4047 and ASME SFA 5.10.

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