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The FORNEY INDUSTRIES INC 48490 is a low fuming bronze brazing rod designed for high-strength, ductile brazed joints across a wide range of metal joining applications. Each rod measures 3/32 inch in diameter and 18 inches in length and comes pre-coated with flux to promote clean, smooth metal flow during the brazing process. The flux coating eliminates the need for separate flux application, reducing prep time and improving consistency on the job. Licensed plumbers, HVAC technicians, and pipefitters commonly use this rod when joining copper, brass, bronze, cast iron, or steel components where a strong, ductile joint is required.
This brazing rod is well suited for both residential and light commercial applications where general-purpose brazing is performed. It is formulated to flow smoothly at brazing temperatures, making it effective for repair work, fabrication, and maintenance tasks on plumbing systems, refrigeration lines, and mechanical assemblies. The low fuming characteristic helps reduce smoke and fume output compared to standard bronze rods, making it more practical in moderately ventilated work environments. Each package contains 6 rods.
Designed as a general-purpose low fuming bronze brazing rod suitable for joining copper, brass, bronze, steel, and cast iron base metals in plumbing, HVAC, and mechanical fabrication applications.
Brazing with this rod should be performed by qualified tradespeople familiar with torch brazing procedures and applicable codes such as the IFGC and IPC where relevant. Always shut off gas or fluid supply and allow components to cool before disassembly or preparation. Use appropriate eye protection, ventilation, and heat shielding when brazing near finished surfaces or flammable materials. Do not use this rod as a substitute for silver-bearing alloys in applications where specific alloy requirements are mandated by code or equipment specifications.
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