This ready-to-use liquid soldering flux protects the metal during soldering and prevents it from oxidizing due to the heat of the torch.
How do you use soldering flux? Using a borax brush, apply the flux to the entire piece, then to the joint you are about to solder.
There’s no need to use soldering flux with solder clay, as it already contains flux.
Instructions for use:
When soldering, it is recommended that you wear protective gloves, a mask, protective clothing, and eye and face protection. It is advisable to work in a well-ventilated area.
We recommend storing the flux in a well-ventilated area and keeping the container tightly sealed.
Want to get started with soldering? To begin, you’ll also need a beginner’s soldering kit, as well as a ceramic soldering board, solder sheets, desoldering powder, and possibly a third hand. The Dremel soldering torch is perfect for small soldering jobs, such as soldering a ring or attaching posts to earrings.
Check out our technical guides to help you get started, and learn how to cut brazing rods or how to use a desoldering tool.
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