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The ESAB 69080210 is a light blue powdered brazing flux formulated for use on aluminum base metals, sold in a 14-ounce plastic jar. Known under the All-State Brazaloy No. 31 designation, this flux is designed to remove surface oxides and protect the joint area during the brazing process, allowing filler metal to flow cleanly into the joint. It is used in plumbing, HVAC, and refrigeration work where aluminum components require a strong, leak-free brazed connection. Licensed trade professionals including HVAC technicians and plumbers typically apply this product during copper-to-aluminum or aluminum-to-aluminum brazing operations.
This flux is suited for sheet aluminum and extruded aluminum profiles, two of the most common aluminum forms encountered in HVAC coil fabrication, refrigeration piping, and light mechanical assemblies. The light blue color provides visual confirmation of flux placement before and during heating, helping technicians monitor coverage across the joint area. The plastic jar packaging is sized for bench or field use without excessive waste for single-job applications.
Designed for brazing applications on sheet aluminum and extruded aluminum substrates. Consult ESAB technical data for compatible filler alloys and flux activity temperature ranges specific to your aluminum alloy series.
Aluminum brazing should be performed by qualified HVAC technicians or plumbers familiar with aluminum heat sensitivity and proper torch technique. Always follow applicable mechanical and safety codes, including ANSI and AWS brazing standards, when performing brazed joints on pressurized systems. Clean the base metal thoroughly before applying flux, and apply heat evenly to avoid localized overheating, which can damage aluminum. Residual flux must be removed after brazing per the manufacturer instructions to prevent corrosion at the joint.
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