will this work on stainless steel jumprings to solder?
189997
I don't no. I was using it to repair a hole in a radiator. I was not pleased, it did not work well at all. The whole was the size of a pin head. I don't think it works to well with heat. I would read the information on what kind of metals it works with. Good luck.
1414107
Yes this will work for those applications. It is our best selling solder paste because of it's many uses
1512431
yes I'm pretty sure it will work I have used a small butane torch to do soldering with this before it and it worked great
2137286
Sorry, I used this tool to create a dimple on metal before soldering so I'm not familiar with the job you want to do.
1184682
after reading what your connector is,in short,this tool will work. I WOULD USE CAUTION if you use the wrong die,[this tool only comes with so many] it will distort the lug[wire end] making it almost impossible to insert it in to the plug its self.it is a very good LIGHT DUTY TOOL for the money,depends on how many times you use it,and does it come with the correct dies for your application
1367925
No, it will not work "from the box". But you have to only replace 1 capacitor, and it will. I made it myself, it took me about 15 minutes (I am absolutely new to soldering)
1085562
Yes it works as good as any soldering iron I have used the stamps and whole set-up is 1st Class!
1793212
I do not know for certain. The standard wire spool is for steel and may work also for stainless but you will need the maximum power setting for stainless. Stainless requires much more heat to weld properly. You may want to check with a local welding supply and they will be able to tell you for certain.
838745
As the others have said you can definitely solder directly to the solder pads on the strips, and if it seems difficult to get a good connection remember flux is your friend.
1080564
I can't tell you what wattage soldering iron but I can say that almost all soldering irons work with this stuff. It does not really require all that high of a temperature. If your iron will handle conventional solders, it will work fine with this. I understand it is not a lot of silver involved here even though it is called silver solder.
44294
Gotcha. I wonder if you might have better luck getting a metal smith to fill it in with silver solder... Just a thought.
1907376
I haven't used it for soldering anything but Cu wire, but I know that his solder is not made for your purpose. Any solder joint, other than pure lead, made with acid flux will corrode with time. Therefore, I wouldn't advise it. Look into materials for brazing metals, which generally requires hotter temperatures than common solders and also requires a torch, I believe.
1166450
I would have my doubts. It didn't work well with heat applications for me. When it gets too hot it seems to get soft.It may depend on how hot it gets . . . not sure. I would probably try solder for that. (?) Dale
2064853
There a some good guides online to do this. I forgot it which one I used, but it took me about 35 minutes to do the whole process and I had never even soldered before.
626386
It shouldn't. Plating is only a thin layer bonded to the surface of the connector.
665568
I have not had good luck using it on stainless. There are many types of stainless and perhaps it would work better on the alloy you are working with, but it did not work for me.
1512432
Yes, MAPP will work fine for that. The melting point is only a little higher than that of plumbing solder. Be sure to use liquid flux, NOT the paste flux.