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Your cart is empty. 🟢 Silver Solder for Jewelry Making and Repairs, set of 3 grades - includes 1 dwt (1.5g) each of Soft, Medium, and Hard solder sheet (Each piece is about 1" square).
🟢 Soft Silver Solder Sheet, with a melting point of 1260o F - 682oC. with a Silver Content of 65%
🟢 Medium Silver Solder, medium grade flow with a melting point of 1295o F - 702oC. with a Silver Content of 70%
🟢 Hard Silver Solder Sheet, with a melting point of 1375o F - 746oC. with a Silver Content of 75%
🔻NOTE: Cadmium FREE Solder JETS Product # 1925-45331🔻
Technical Information:
🔸 Repairs: Lower temperature solder is recommended for repair work, especially on pieces that may have been reworked and a high-temperature solder may cause a problem.
🔸 Assembly Work: In multiple components, soldering using the Higher Temperature Solder first, then a medium grade, and finally to a soft the lower melting point.
🔸 Production: High-temperature solder, the Hard grade should be used, with the higher silver content, better match of color, and a stronger bond. Allowing future repairs to be performed with the softer solders.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2025
Works great. If you can't get this solder to melt watch a YouTube video on how to solder and make sure you're using a good enough torch.
James
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024
Great assortment for graduated temperature soldering of projects.Perfect for clipping small bits on small projects or larger bits for bigger projects.
Jeepinpapa
Reviewed in the United States on June 7, 2024
Just wanted to tryout sheet solder. Very happy glad I had them to try went on and bought a full sheet
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024
No dislikes. Used for metal smithing!
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 18, 2023
Not sure what the percentage of silver and other alloys is present in these solders but despite flux they all seem to take an immense amount of heat to flow and congeals. The former potentially causes inefficiency where gas usage is concerned and soldered metals wether fine or other to melt.
David
Reviewed in the United States on December 23, 2023
Easy to cut but they get mixed up. I keep them in their marked bags.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2023
Solder is sheet form is a basic staple of silver soldering. Use your shears to cut off a tiny amount or a larger amount depending on the situation. I like to "prime" the solder by adding flux and heating it until the ball stage before using it, but using the solver straight as a flat rectangle works great in many situations, such as joining bezel ends. This is my go-to form of solder. The specifications for melting temperature match the manufacturer's information. The solder flows nicely and leaves a neat, nearly invisible join. This is a silver soldering basic staple.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2022
Did exactly what it was ment for.
cheryl m. varner
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2021
I love the sheet solder. Having always used "wire" solder for stained glass, I have found how wonderful using the tiniest pieces of this product is. When it arrives, you believe its too tiny, but no ..... it lasts a long time. Make sure you get a solder cutter, you can cut sheet or wire solder with pliers.Fast delivery, easy to use, perfect.
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