Oatey® H-20®95 30142 Water Soluble Tinning Flux, 8 oz, Pail, 7 g/L VOC, 20000 to 40000 cP, 3 to 4
OAT30142
MFG #: 30142
- : Copper, Brass, Zinc, Galvanized Iron and Tin or Copper-Coated Metal
- Capacity: 8 oz
- : Glycerine, Triethanolamine Hydrochloride, Tin, Zinc Chloride, Ammonium Chloride, Bismuth, Copper
- Container Type: Pail
- pH Range: 3 to 4
- Viscosity: 20000 to 40000
- VOC Content: 7
- Color: Gray
- Form: Solid Paste
- Manufacturer: OATEY
- Manufacturer #: 30142
- Odor / Scent: Slight
- Temperature Rating: 400 to 700 degF
Oatey H-2095 Water Soluble Tinning Flux cleans, tins and fluxes most commonly soldered metals including copper, brass, zinc, galvanized iron, lead and tin or copper-coated metals. Fluxing is a critical step in the soldering process. H-2095 Tinning Flux is lead-free and ideal for copper systems including fire sprinkler, hydronic heating, potable water service and DWV piping. H-2095 Tinning Flux remains active up to 700 deg F. H-2O95 Flux complies with CA & VT lead content regulations.
Oatey® H-20®95 Water Soluble Tinning Flux, 8 oz, Pail, 7 g/L VOC, 20000 to 40000 cP Viscosity, 3 to 4 pH, Solid Paste, Composition: Glycerine, Triethanolamine Hydrochloride, Tin, Zinc Chloride, Ammonium Chloride, Bismuth, Copper, Gray, Slight, 400 to 700 deg F, Applicable Materials: Copper, Brass, Zinc, Galvanized Iron and Tin or Copper-Coated Metal
Oatey® H-20®95 Water Soluble Tinning Flux, 8 oz, Pail, 7 g/L VOC, 20000 to 40000 cP Viscosity, 3 to 4 pH, Solid Paste, Composition: Glycerine, Triethanolamine Hydrochloride, Tin, Zinc Chloride, Ammonium Chloride, Bismuth, Copper, Gray, Slight, 400 to 700 deg F, Applicable Materials: Copper, Brass, Zinc, Galvanized Iron and Tin or Copper-Coated Metal
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- Effective on all metals, except aluminum and stainless steel
- Compatible with common plumbing solder alloys
- Will not turn copper piping green
- Good for large diameter copper piping
- 100 percent lead free paste flux cleans and fluxes copper piping
- Flux formulation provides cleaning effectiveness
- 7 g/l <1 percent by weight