Turbo Braze manufactures several different gold-based brazing and soldering alloys for specialty applications. Gold-based alloys offer excellent corrosion resistance, wetability, strength and many are suitable for applications that have high service temperature requirements.

Name Specifications Met Nominal Composition Solidus Liquidus  
AWS A5.8 AMS Au Cu Other oF oC oF oC
AU1860 BAu-1   37.5 62.5   1815 991 1860 1016 INFO
Suitable for brazing iron, nickel and cobalt base metals in applications requiring greater corrosion resistance. Also wets metallized ceramics. This filler metal is suitable for step brazing when used with BAu-2 and BAu-3 where multiple joints are required. Less ductile than BAu-3. Color: Red/Gold
Specific Gravity: 11.2
Density: 5.90
Electrical Conductivity: 20.3% IACS
Electrical Resistivity: 8.50mcΩ
AU1635 BAu-2   80 20   1635 891 1635 891 INFO
This filler metal is the lowest melting of the gold-copper alloys and is suitable for final brazing in step brazing applications. Used to braze ferrous and nonferrous base metals and for making joints in ceramic to metal assemblies. Color: Pale Yellow
Specific Gravity: -
Density: 17.25
Electrical Conductivity: -% IACS
Electrical Resistivity: 14.2mcΩ
AU1885 BAu-3   35 62 3 Ni 1785 974 1885 1029 INFO
This filler metal is commonly used on nickel, molybdenum and iron based heat resistant alloys; nickel-cobalt-iron alloys and metallized ceramics. It is suitable for use on intitial brazing in step brazing operations with BAu-1 and BAu-2. This filler metal is more sluggish than gold-copper alloys which makes it suitable for larger joint clearances and limits penetration of the base metals. Color: Silver/Red
Specific Gravity: 11
Density: 5.8
Electrical Conductivity: 13.5% IACS
Electrical Resistivity: 12.8mcΩ
AU1740 BAu-4 4787 82   18 Ni 1740 949 1740 949 INFO
This filler metal is used to braze a wide range of high-temperature iron and nickel-base alloys. It exhibits minimal intergranular penetration and alloying with substrates. This filler metal is a eutectic composition and is very fluid when molten. Suitable for brazing with torch, induction, resistance or furnace heating. Generally used in vacuum, inert or reducing atmospheres, may also be used with high-temperature flux such as our B201 flux system. Color: Silver-Gray
Specific Gravity: 15.82
Density: 8.33
Electrical Conductivity: 5.85% IACS
Electrical Resistivity: 29.3mcΩ
AU1915 BAu-6 4786 70   8 Pd, 22 Ni 1845 1007 1915 1046 INFO
This filler metal is commonly used on ferrous and nonferrous alloys and superalloys for applications requiring elevated temperature service conditions. It is more sluggish than gold-copper alloys which makes it suitable for larger joint clearances and limits penetration of the base metals. This filler metal offers better oxidation resistance and corrosion resistance than gold-copper alloys. Color: Dull Gold
Specific Gravity: 14.5
Density: 7.66
Electrical Conductivity: 8.50% IACS
Electrical Resistivity: 20.3mcΩ
AU1850 - - 35 65   1814 990 1850 1010 INFO
- Color: -
Specific Gravity: -
Density: -
Electrical Conductivity: -% IACS
Electrical Resistivity: -mcΩ
AU536 - - 80   20 Sn 536 280 536 280 INFO
This solder alloy has excellent wetting characteristics, resistance to corrosion, joint strength and thermal conductivity which makes it an ideal choice for applications requiring these attributes with a low melting temperature. Color: Gray
Specific Gravity: -
Density: 14.51 g/cm3
Tensile Strength: 40,000psi
Shear Strength: 40,000psi
AU673 - - 88   12 Ge 673 356 673 356 INFO
A speciality filler metal that can be used for step soldering assemblies in conjunction with AU536. Often used in hermetic packaging. Color: Silver
Specific Gravity: -
Density: 14.67 g/cm3
Tensile Strength: 26,835 psi
Shear Strength: 26,825 psi
AU909 - - 82   18 In 844 - 905 - INFO
- Color: -
Specific Gravity: -
Density: 14.90 g/cm3
Electrical Conductivity: -% IACS
Electrical Resistivity: -mcΩ

 

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