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Price: $15.65 - $23.41
(as of Jan 30, 2025 21:22:43 UTC – Details)
Oatey Safe-Flo Lead-Free Solder Kits include wire solder, flux, abrasive cloth and an application brush to make the soldering job easier. Lead-free tinning flux is a smooth, non-runny paste that applies easily and spreads evenly. Tinning flux allows exceptional bonding and cleans, fluxes and pre-tins copper piping to provide uniform solder flow. The lead-free solder wire has a low melting point and will flow into the seated joint, making it ideal for copper plumbing installation. The abrasive cloth is used to remove oxidation from the copper surfaces prior to fluxing and the brush allows an easier application of the flux to the piping. Oatey products have earned the trust of plumbing professional for over 100 years.
Oatey 50683 1/4lb Silver Safe Flo Solder
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Customers say
Customers find the soldering iron functional and easy to use. They say it works well, is good for small jobs, and a good addition to their soldering supplies.
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King JamesJanuary 30, 2025
Works great
A great addition for soldering supply.
DJ Triple9January 30, 2025
A brand you can trust.
Solder lays nice and is easy to work. I have used this brand for years and trust it with PCB repair and wiring on my electric guitars, Technics turntables, speakers, etc. Can’t go wrong with this. If you suck at soldering, you will still suck, but you will have the highest quality crappy soldering job you could hope for.
Julio RiveraJanuary 30, 2025
Faucet replaced .
Easy to use and works great ð
Chris BroussardJanuary 30, 2025
Tinning flux, petroleum based
I used this on my first soldering job – shower valve, tub spout, and shower head. It all worked fine and the solders held. I did a few practice joints first. The tinning flux worked well. Apparently you need to flush the flux from your system and itâs harder with petroleum based flux like this. You might weigh whether you want to use water-based instead. I ended up just running a ton of hot water for an extended period of time and hoping that got any extra flux out. I didnât use much flux on each joint so hopefully it all just got used up in the process. Be sure to wipe away extra flux whenever you can. Happy soldering!
Jose gonzalezJanuary 30, 2025
The best out there
Super easy to use
buckJanuary 30, 2025
good for a few small jobs
good product, used it on copper, no problems at all
dlwindyJanuary 30, 2025
Nothing better than fresh flux and solder for the job.
Item worked as designed. Soldered copper to copper and brass to copper. Used Map Gas torch. No leaks!
james riegelJanuary 30, 2025
Value
Does the quick fix you needed it for
cy claudioJanuary 30, 2025
Práctico y facil