Forney Industries Inc 46111 Easy-flo Aluminum Brazing Rod

Product Description

The FORNEY INDUSTRIES INC 46111 is a 10-pack of Easy-Flo aluminum brazing rods sized at 1/8 inch diameter by 18 inches in length, totaling 1/2 pound per pack. These rods are designed to braze aluminum and zinc-based metals using an oxy-acetylene or propane torch setup. No flux is required, which simplifies the process and reduces the number of consumables on the job. The rods have a melting point of 732 degrees F (389 degrees C), making them suitable for low-temperature brazing applications on aluminum and related alloys. Each pack is housed in a plastic case for organized storage and transport.

These rods are well suited for repair and fabrication work on aluminum components commonly encountered in the field. Typical applications include irrigation pipe repairs, carburetor bowls, aluminum boats, camper covers, lawn mower housings, and aluminum or magnesium castings. The no-flux formulation makes them a practical choice for technicians and tradespeople who need a straightforward, low-prep brazing solution in the shop or in the field. They are compatible with both oxy-acetylene and propane torch setups, giving flexibility across different work environments.

Key Features

• No flux required — simplifies brazing process and reduces consumable costs
• Compatible with oxy-acetylene and propane torch setups
• Melting point of 732 degrees F (389 degrees C) for low-temperature aluminum brazing
• Suited for aluminum and zinc-based metals, including aluminum-magnesium alloys
• 10 rods per pack at 1/8 inch x 18 inches, totaling 1/2 pound
• Comes in a plastic case for easy storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed for brazing aluminum and zinc-based metals, including aluminum-magnesium alloys. Suitable for use with irrigation pipe, carburetor bowls, aluminum boats, camper covers, lawn mower housings, and similar aluminum castings.

Installation Notes

Brazing work of this type is typically performed by welders, HVAC technicians, plumbers, or experienced repair technicians. Before beginning, ensure the work area is properly ventilated and all flammable materials are cleared from the torch operating zone. Clean the base metal thoroughly before applying heat to promote proper rod flow and bond integrity. Follow applicable AWS and local safety codes when operating oxy-acetylene or propane torch equipment.