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Use your Arc Welder for Brazing! ZENA welding system mounted on a tractor Now you can braze anywhere you arc weld without the need for an oxy-acetylene torch, hoses, regulators, or expensive and heavy gas bottles. These incredibly versatile Arc Braze rods let you braze and fill with a high quality high tensile strength (50,000 lb. / 18% elongation) bronze alloy using only your arc welder! You can also use these special rods for: * joining copper alloys to ferrous metals, including cast irons, OR * for increasing salt water corrosion resistance, OR * to produce large, heavy bronze overlays. Highly versatile, smooth running, easy-to-handle, Bronze Alloy electrode rod for both ferrous and nonferrous applications. Use for filling in defects on brass and bronze, joining copper alloys to ferrous metals, including cast irons, for salt water corrosion resistance and where large, heavy overlays are required. * Excellent wear resistance. * Ideally suited for heavy overlaying and joining galvanized steels, copper, bronze, brass or any combination. Recommended Welding Techniques: Clean weld area. Preheat is not necessary except for heavy or complex sections which should be preheated to 400 F (200 C). A close to medium arc should be maintained. Use a slight weaving technique or a stringer bead. Upon cooling, slag can easily be removed by light chipping and brushing. For multipass work, it might be necessary to reduce amperage setting as base metal increases in temperature. ZENAô is a trademark owned by ZENA, Inc. for its welding systems and related products. © Copyright 2004 by ZENA, Incorporated. All rights reserved. NOTE: These rods will work with engine driven welders made by Miller, Lincoln, Hobart, Century, Esab, HTP, Mitsubishi, Thermal Arc, and other companies. When comparing rod specifications, you will find that they function well with ZENA 150A and 200A welders which are comparable to, and will do the same job as, for example, a Miller 225 Bobcat welder, a Hobart 250A welder, a Century 200A welder, or a Lincoln Ranger 8 welder. Of course, 160A, 175A, 180A, 275A, or even 300A, or 400A welders would be also in the same category. MIG and TIG torches made by companies like Tweco and Forney are also compatible with this technology. NOTE2: In addition to service trucks (particularly popular are Ford Chevrolet and Dodge Diesels) and all types of 4x4's (including Jeep, International, and Toyota), these rods can also be used with all types of heavy equipment, including backhoes, front end loaders, track loaders, forklifts, and tractors as well as all types of utility vehicle. (this posting is the responsibility of the poster) |
l.lloyd@dfwind.com (Lila Lloyd) for more information. All emails will be forwarded to the poster's actual email address.
