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Read MoreDo you need metal alloys for soldering applications? Fortunately, the team at CAGroup are proud to offer a range of options that can help you get the job done. We can provide you with a rosin core solder, aluminium soldering rods, and other quality solutions. We’re confident that you’ll find exactly what you’re looking for within our comprehensive solder range.
Solder refers to metal alloys that are melted at relatively low temperatures to serve as a filler metal, creating a permanent bond with an adjoining metal. This process is referred to as soldering, which differs from welding and brazing in that the work pieces are not melted. Solder is typically used in electronics, keeping components in place and ensuring good electrical connections are made.
Different types of solder are available depending on the application in mind, including aluminium soldering rods that are simple, versatile, portable, cost-effective and easy to use.
Whether you want a rosin core solder or a lead-free solder, CAGroup can help. We stand by the advantages of soldering, some of which include:
Resin core solder is a type of solder wire with a resin flux core, used to create strong and reliable joints in electrical and industrial applications.
Brick wall ties connect the outer brickwork to the inner structure, providing stability and preventing separation or collapse of walls.
Resin core solder is ideal for many metal joints, especially in electrical and plumbing applications, but it’s best suited for metals compatible with the resin flux.
Brick wall ties are commonly made from stainless steel or galvanized steel, ensuring resistance to corrosion and long-lasting strength.
Resin core solder offers easier application with built-in flux, better joint cleanliness, and stronger bonding compared to traditional solder without flux.
Brick wall ties should be inspected regularly, especially in older buildings, to ensure they remain secure and free from corrosion or damage.