How to Repair Aluminum Radiators Low Temperature (successfully solder)

How to Repair Aluminum Radiator
Simple Liquefy Welding Bars
Acquainting The Easiest Route With Weld Aluminum Parts - No Costly Gear Required. All You Need Is A Propane Light, And Some Straightforward Simple Liquefy Welding Bars.
No motions and no exhaust are required (notwithstanding, you can utilize some motion on the off chance that you feel it will make a superior showing). These welding bars make a sound joint, more grounded than the parent metal and can join flimsy and thick parts together. Its erosion obstruction is brilliant and has insignificant or no mutilation to the parent material.
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Welding Instructions:
Altogether spotless the zone you're going to weld by brushing the base with tempered steel brush until it gets gleaming. At that point uniformly heat the territory to be welded.
As you heat, rub the pole enthusiastically against the warmed zone until the bar begins streaming.
Kindly Note: Never apply heat straightforwardly to the pole as it will morsel, and on the off chance that you figure out how to dissolve the bar straightforwardly, the weld will be effectively weak. Keep in mind, liquefying the pole straightforwardly is an incorrect way, and makes crumby welds.
Implied for little fixes. For any fixes that would cause peril of security if not fixed, we prescribe to totally supplant as opposed to fixing your parts.
• How to Repair Aluminum...

[@Imtiyaz5power]

Awesome 🔥

[@riyazahmed0.354]

Welding rod kosa hay bhi

[@DM-tf6mk]

What is the best torch gas to use? Tried to help out a friend but couldn't get the aluminum hot enough to melt the brazen rod. Was using a propane torch.

[@jamiebuckley1769]

use map gas it 300 to 400 degrees hotter than propane and is the same size and screw on thread as a propane bottle.

[@DM-tf6mk]

@@jamiebuckley1769 Thanks for the reply! Appreciate it.

[@jamiebuckley1769]

@@DM-tf6mk your welcome bud no problem glad i could help.

[@mookfaru835]

You could try another way that isn’t destructive. Don’t use zinc to fix it(that’s the fix you’re doing) it melts at 420C. aluminum melts at 660C. Use a tin lead alloy with a melting point of 177C. Don’t use the torch so close to heat it up with the Sn-Pb solder, that way you don’t destroy the aluminum cooling blades.

[@yurikorenev7498]

Hi, How to put lead to aluminum? Its a different metal. Possible?

[@phoenixelizalde9809]

Epoxy works too

[@alaskanwolf7262]

You should use an aluminum welding stick rather than standard solder

[@officialWWM]

He did. Read the description.

[@efrensaclolo7021]

Can I use JB weld to seal that leak or can I just crimp the hole really tight to stop water from leak?Thank you.

[@aubrey5939]

Dont use jb weld! If it fails then youll never be able to aluminum weld it after epoxy contamination.

[@nogoolag404]

You can, gasket maker too can do the job. I prefer gasket maker for easy peeling

[@easternyellowjacket276]

JB Weld will fail. I tried it on my radiator. And it lasted about a month or so and then failed while out on a trail.

[@jeffclopino8878]

Location?

[@user-yu4cz9ng2y]

Hi

[@user-yu4cz9ng2y]

I'm from Nigeria I will like get the aluminum gas

[@idahogreen2885]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤

[@officialWWM]

The English in the description is hilarious 😆

[@mk-jl3zd]

Not a great job though

[@aubrey5939]

Your smokin crack mfer. Thats great looking repair. Its not like tig welding aluminum where it looks like stacked dimes.