Harris Safety-Silv 56% 1/16 Silver Solder Brazing Alloy 1 Troy Ounce, 75310 5631

I brazed or silver soldered a band saw blade together. Worked good.

Apply flux, fire up the torch, pre heat, apply solder. Zap! You are finished. Assure smooth flow, no lumps! Ron

This is top-quality material, but dont be deceived by the picture. The container is very small and you only get 31 grams. I think you can find 56% silver brazing alloy far less expensive elsewhere. I was in a hurry.

Have used this Harris silver solder for years. Perfect results every time

I needed to make a decent joint on stainless steel. Silver soldering is just about cool enough to avoid sensitizing the metal (sensitizing it makes it no longer stainless and causes it to corrode catastrophically--look it up if youre messing with stainless!). This, along with Harris SSBF1 Stay Silv Brazing Flux (the black stuff, which is fairly expensive in a 1 lb jar, which was the smallest I could get here on Amazon) flowed easily, and seems to have produced a good result. If it corrodes, itll be my fault for getting it too hot, not the flux or solder, which worked really well and were easy to use with a regular MAPP torch.

It takes a lot of heat to braze, not a good thing for some metals; also, it ends up a bit toasty (it breaks) It is good for some work and hobbies.

Overpriced, but flows like butter on copper with an acetylene torch.

This solder was perfect for soldering copper tubing to steal replacing my compressor and dryer in my LG fridge. Flowed perfectly.

You get what they say. Others will cheat you on amount of silver in the silver braze.

This is the good stuff if you’re looking for high-quality silver cider.