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Expert in Brazing<br />

REBOUD-ROCHE, a Member of<br />

the «FSH WELDING GROUP», presents<br />

the most <strong>com</strong>prehensive range of brazing<br />

alloys available today.<br />

The <strong>com</strong>pany, which exists for more than<br />

half a century, has been the pioneer of<br />

the Copper-Phosphorus Brazing alloys, and<br />

it remains the leader.<br />

Thanks to the “Group”, which is already<br />

represented in more than 70 countries, our<br />

<strong>com</strong>pany pursues its mission to develop its<br />

activity abroad.<br />

Our production capacity allows us great<br />

flexibility and to assure the best service<br />

to our clients.<br />

The product range contains four main families:<br />

- Cooper-Phosphorus brazing alloys, suitable for<br />

general use<br />

- Silver brazing alloys with and without<br />

Cadmium<br />

- Brass brazing alloys<br />

- Fluxes for brazing and braze <strong>welding</strong>.<br />

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alloys<br />

REBOUD-ROCHE is a privileged interlocutor for<br />

distribution and industry (plumbing, refrigerating<br />

industry, air conditioning, gas heating, fluids<br />

transport).<br />

Our <strong>com</strong>pany is certified ISO 9001, by BVQI.<br />

We aim at giving you the best quality-price ratio,<br />

whilst maintaining customer satisfaction.<br />

Our products can be personalised (colour, marking,<br />

coating, packaging) or tailor-made (dimensions,<br />

shapes).<br />

Do not hesitate to contact us !<br />

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copper - phosphorus - silver alloys<br />

Reference Melting Composition Characteristics Standards<br />

range Cu P Ag Rm A d NF EN 044 AWS A5-8 EN ISO 3677<br />

% % % MPa % g/cm 3<br />

MANUAL BRAZING<br />

PHOSBRAZ M60 710-860 °C balance 6,0 550 6 8,1 CP 203 B Cu 94 P 710-860<br />

PHOSBRAZ V6 710-845 °C balance 6,3 550 5 8,1 CP 203 B Cu 94 P 710-845<br />

PHOSBRAZ P66 710-825 °C balance 6,6 500 4 8,1 CP 202 B Cu 93 P 710-825<br />

PHOSBRAZ P68 710-815 °C balance 6,8 450 4 8 CP 202 B Cu 93 P 710-815<br />

PHOSBRAZ M70 710-805 °C balance 7,0 450 4 8 CP 202 B Cu P2 B Cu 93 P 710-805<br />

PHOSBRAZ M73 710-785 °C balance 7,3 450 4 8 CP 202 B Cu P2 B Cu 93 P 710-785<br />

PHOSBRAZ E80 710-750 °C balance 7,8 450 3 8 CP 201 B Cu 92 P 710-750<br />

PHOSBRAZ E80+ 710-738°C balance 8,0 400 2 8 CP 201 B Cu 92 P 710-738<br />

OVEN BRAZING Phosbraz 840, 815, 790, 770, 750 et 738 : The alloy designation corresponds to its melting temperature (liquidus).<br />

PHOSBRAZ 840 710-840 °C balance 6,4 520 5 8,1 CP 203 B Cu 94 P 710-840<br />

PHOSBRAZ 815 710-815 °C balance 6,8 450 4 8 CP 202 B Cu 93 P 710-815<br />

PHOSBRAZ 790 710-790 °C balance 7,2 450 4 8 CP 202 B Cu P2 B Cu 93 P 710-790<br />

PHOSBRAZ 770 710-770 °C balance 7,5 450 4 8 -- B Cu P2 B Cu 93 P 710-770<br />

PHOSBRAZ 750 710-750 °C balance 7,8 450 3 8 CP 201 B Cu 92 P 710-750<br />

PHOSBRAZ 738 710-738 °C balance 8 400 2 8 CP 201 B Cu 92 P 710-738<br />

PHOSBRAZ 675Sn 650-700 °C balance 6,75 7%Sn 350 2 8 CP 302 B Cu 86 Sn P 650-700<br />

Cu-P-Ag<br />

PHOSBRAZ M68 710-815 °C balance 6,8 0,2 500 5 8,1 -- B Cu93PAg 710-815<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG4 650-825 ° C balance 6,5 0,4 550 6 8,1 -- B Cu93PAg 650-825<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG10 650-820 °C balance 6,7 1,0 550 6 8,1 -- B Cu93PAg 650-820<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG20 650-820 °C balance 6,7 2,0 550 6 8,1 CP 105 B Cu91PAg 650-820<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG20+ 650-800 °C balance 7,0 2,0 550 6 8,1 -- BCuP6 B Cu91PAg 650-800<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG50 650-810 °C balance 6,0 5,0 650 8 8,2 CP 104 BCuP3 B Cu89PAg 650-810<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG50+ 650-770°C balance 6,6 5,0 600 7 8,2 -- BCuP7 B Cu88PAg 650-770<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG100 650-750 °C balance 6,2 10 650 8 8,3 -- B Cu84AgP 650-750<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG150 650-800 °C balance 5,0 15 530 10 8,4 CP 102 BCuP5 B Cu80AgP 650-800<br />

PHOSBRAZ AG180 645 °C balance 7 18 480 10 8,4 CP 101 B Cu75AgP 645-650<br />

PAG60 650-720 °C balance 7,3 6 450 4 8,2 CP 103 *BCuP4 B Cu87PAg 650-720<br />

PAG 60 : Certified in <strong>com</strong>bination with Gel 60, for high strength capillary brazing of copper tubes used in <strong>com</strong>bustible gas installations.<br />

Nota : the asterisk* in front of the standard means close to the norm.<br />

PHOSBRAZ ® is a registered trademark under which REBOUD-ROCHE manufactures the most<br />

<strong>com</strong>prehensive range of Copper/Phosphorus brazing alloys.<br />

This range is used exclusively for joining of copper and copper alloys.<br />

These alloys are divided in 3 branches, mainly according to their use :<br />

- Copper-Phosphorus alloys (two elements) mainly in plumbing and sanitary industry<br />

- Copper-Phosphorus-Silver alloys (three elements) used in the refrigerating industry (e.g. AG50)<br />

(refrigerators, freezers, <strong>com</strong>pressors); electric motor production (e.g. AG150) and gas water-heaters;<br />

- Copper-Phosphorus alloys (two elements) specifically manufactured for furnace brazing.<br />

Fluidity<br />

High fluidity alloys<br />

Phosbraz AG180; PAG60; Phosbraz E 80;<br />

Phosbraz E80+; Phosbraz 675Sn;<br />

Cu-P-Sn The Cu-P Sn alloys have a low<br />

melting temperature range.<br />

Medium/high fluidity alloys<br />

Phosbraz M 73, Phosbraz M 70;<br />

Phosbraz P68; Phosbraz M68;<br />

Phosbraz Ag20+.<br />

These are frequently used for capillary<br />

brazing.<br />

Medium fluidity alloys<br />

Phosbraz P 66, Phosbraz Ag4,<br />

Phosbraz Ag10, Phosbraz Ag20,<br />

Phosbraz Ag50. Phosbraz Ag150<br />

Low fluidity alloys<br />

Phosbraz V6 and Phosbraz M60,<br />

are re<strong>com</strong>mended for pitting tube brazing<br />

Analysis<br />

Each casting is controlled by thermal analysis.<br />

• PAG 60 : Alloy with 6 % silver and 7.3 % Phosphorus.<br />

• The alloy is certified by the French Ministry of Industry, for high strength copper brazing of tubes used in <strong>com</strong>bustible gas installations.<br />

PAG60 is to be used with the flux Gel 60. They are certified under the registration number 750<br />

Detailed production procedures guarantee the Phosbraz Quality.<br />

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silver brazing alloys<br />

Reference Melting Composition Characteristics Standards<br />

range Ag Cu Zn Cd Others Rm A d NF EN AWS EN ISO 3677<br />

% % % % % MPa % g/cm 3 1044 A5.8<br />

TERNA YS<br />

BRAZARGENT 1505 820-870 °C 5,0 54,5 40,4 380 15 8,4 AG 208 B Cu55ZnAgSi 820-870<br />

BRAZARGENT 1520 SI 690-810 °C 20,0 46,0 33,8 0,2 Si 400 20 8,4 -- B Cu46ZnAgSi 690-810<br />

BRAZARGENT 1544 675-735 °C 44,0 30,0 26,0 400 25 8,9 -- BAg-5 B Ag44CuZn 675-735<br />

BRAZARGENT 1545 680-800 °C 45,0 41,5 13,5 470 25 9,3 -- B Ag45CuZn 680-800<br />

CADMIUM BEARING<br />

BRAZARGENT 2017 610-780 °C 17,0 41,0 26,0 16,0 380 30 8,7 -- B Cu41ZnAgCd 610-780<br />

BRAZARGENT 2020 610-780 °C 20,0 40,0 27,0 13,0 380 32 8,5 AG 309 B Cu42ZnAgCd 610-780<br />

BRAZARGENT 2021 610-750 °C 21 34,8 26 17 0,2 Si 380 32 8,6 **AG308 B Cu 35Zn AgCd 610-750<br />

BRAZARGENT 2025 605-720 °C 25,0 30,0 27,5 17,5 380 8,8 AG 307 BAg-33 B Cu 30 Zn Ag Cd 605-720<br />

BRAZARGENT 2030 610-690 °C 30,0 28,0 21,0 21,0 380 30 8,8 AG 306 BAg-2a B Ag30CuZnCd 610-690<br />

BRAZARGENT 2034 610-670 °C 34,0 25,0 20,0 21,0 400 30 8,9 -- B Ag34CuCdZn 610-670<br />

BRAZARGENT 2035 610-700 °C 35,0 26,0 21,0 18,0 420 29 8,9 AG 305 BAg-2 B Ag35CuZnCd 610-700<br />

BRAZARGENT 2040* 595-630 °C 40,0 19,0 21,0 20,0 450 30 9 AG 304 B Ag 40ZnCdCu 595-630<br />

BRAZARGENT 2042 610-620 °C 42 17 16 25 450 30 9,1 AG 303 B Ag 42 Cd Cu Zn 610-620<br />

BRAZARGENT 400 595-630 °C 40,0 19,0 21,0 20,0 450 30 9 AG 304 B Ag 40ZnCdCu 595-630<br />

BRAZARGENT 2045 605-620 °C 45,0 15,0 16,0 24,0 450 30 9,1 AG 302 BAg-1 B Ag45CdZnCu 605-620<br />

BRAZARGENT 2050 625-635 °C 50,0 15,5 16,5 18,0 450 35 9,2 AG 301 BAg-1a B Ag50CdZnCu 625-635<br />

BRAZARGENT 2550 635-660 °C 50,0 15,5 15,5 16,0 3 Ni 450 25 9,2 AG 351 BAg-3 B Ag50CdCuZnNi 635-660<br />

CADMIUM FREE<br />

Sn%<br />

BRAZARGENT 5018 720-790 °C 18 47,2 33 1,8 450 15 8,4 -- B Cu 47 Zn Ag Sn 720-790<br />

BRAZARGENT 5025 680-760 °C 25,0 40,0 33,0 2,0 510 18 8,5 AG 108 BAg-37 B Cu40ZnAgSn 680-760<br />

BRAZARGENT 5030 665-755 °C 30,0 36,0 32,0 2,0 500 18 8,8 AG 107 B Cu36ZnAgSn 665-755<br />

BRAZARGENT 5034* 630-730 °C 34,0 36,0 27,0 3,0 500 20 8,7 AG 106 B Cu36AgZnSn 630-730<br />

BRAZARGENT 5038* 660-700 °C 38,0 31,0 28,8 2,2 520 18 8,8 -- BAg-34 B Ag38CuZnSn 660-700<br />

BRAZARGENT 5040* 650-710 °C 40,0 30,0 28,0 2,0 500 17 9,1 AG 105 BAg-28 B Ag40CuZnSn 650-710<br />

BRAZARGENT 5045* 640-680 °C 45,0 27,0 25,0 3,0 500 14 9,1 AG 104 BAg-36 B Ag45CuZnSn 640-680<br />

BRAZARGENT 5055 630-660 °C 55,0 21,0 22,0 2,0 510 11 9,2 AG 103 B Ag55ZnCuSn 630-660<br />

BRAZARGENT 5056* 620-655 °C 56 22,5 Rest 5,0 350 25 9,5 AG 102 BAg-7 B Ag 56 Zn Cu Sn 620-655<br />

Nota : The asterisk** in front of the standard means close to the norm.<br />

The standards NF and DIN are substituted for the European standard NF EN 1044 of July 1999<br />

REBOUD-ROCHE is continuously developing its silver solder range designated BRAZARGENT.<br />

These alloys are used for brazing steel, brass, bronze, nickel alloys and copper. Brazing Alloys from this range<br />

are used to join most Ferrous and Non-Ferrous metals with the exception of Aluminium and Magnesium.<br />

These Alloys have good Brazing properties and can be pre-positioned prior to heating, or manually applied<br />

during heating. Suitable for all heating methods. Lap joints are re<strong>com</strong>mended, however, butt joints can be<br />

used where conditions are less demanding.<br />

Clearances between 0.05-0.13 mm are re<strong>com</strong>mended, depending on the Fluidity of the alloy used, in order<br />

to achieve capillarity. A flux is necessary when brazing in open atmospheric conditions.<br />

High silver contents in brazing alloys allow to work at relatively low temperatures.<br />

3 MAIN FAMILIES:<br />

BRAZARGENT 15... A ternary range Silver-Copper-Zinc, with melting ranges above 720°C, and good<br />

ductility.<br />

BRAZARGENT 20... A quaternary family containing the previously mentioned metal and Cadmium.<br />

They are suitable for low temperature and good fit-up applications due to their excellent penetration.<br />

These alloys have a high mechanical strength and they are re<strong>com</strong>mended when a low melting point is<br />

required : low tenor in zinc and cadmium.<br />

BRAZARGENT 50... Cadmium-free A specially developed range created to replace the BRAZARGENT 20..<br />

when the use of Cadmium is not permitted (food and sanitary industry, Middle East and Northern European<br />

countries).<br />

PRESENTATION Bare or Flux Coated rods, wire in coils or on spools. Under special request: Tubular Brazing<br />

Wires (TBW*) in wire, rods, rings and pre-forms.<br />

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flux<br />

Reference<br />

Powder Paste Use interval<br />

Standard<br />

EN1045<br />

Main applications<br />

Flux for braze-<strong>welding</strong> and brazing. Allows large clearances to be used.<br />

CUPRO-FLUX X X 800-1000°C FH20 Main application on carbon steel. For use with CUPROX, SUPER-CUPROX<br />

and BRAZARGENT 1505.<br />

Promotes the flow of filler metal. Extremely efficient, it permits brazing<br />

POLY-FLUX X X 800-1000°C FH20 even on dirty surfaces. For use with CUPROX, SUPER-CUPROX and<br />

BRAZARGENT 1505.<br />

PHOSBRAZ-FLUX X 600-850°C FH20<br />

Flux powder re<strong>com</strong>mended for brazing brass connections on copper<br />

piping with our Phosbraz alloy range.<br />

Certified by ATG (French Ministry of Industry) it is suitable<br />

GEL 60 600-850°C FH10 on copper piping for <strong>com</strong>bustible gas installations.<br />

To be used with our PAG 60, registration n° 750.<br />

Certified by ATG (French Ministry of Industry) for <strong>com</strong>bustible<br />

GEL 400 500-800°C FH10 gas installations. To be used in <strong>com</strong>bination with<br />

our BRAZARGENT 400, registration n° 1512.<br />

AGFLUX X X 500-800°C FH10<br />

High quality flux. Well suited for brazing steels and copper-based alloys,<br />

as well as on piping for <strong>com</strong>bustible gas installations.<br />

Certified with BRAZARGENT 400 and PAG 60,<br />

registration n° 1529 and n° 1530.<br />

WHY TO USE A FLUX?<br />

Nearly all metals exposed to the atmosphere get easily oxidized. The higher the temperature, the higher<br />

the oxidation !<br />

Certain brazing <strong>welding</strong> alloys, such as PHOSBRAZ® are self-fluxing at the brazing temperature, when<br />

used on pure copper. Phosphorus in the filler material reduces the copper oxide. In all other cases, the use<br />

of a flux is necessary.<br />

The flux is used to permit proper formation of the joint due to three main actions: protection of joint<br />

surfaces against oxidizing during heating, dissolution of metallic oxides and removal of residues generated<br />

during the process, wetting of the surfaces to be assembled to permit adequate migration of the filler<br />

metal in the joint.<br />

For each operation, the flux must be selected, according to :<br />

• joint materials,<br />

• filler alloy selected,<br />

• temperatures, heating mode and duration.<br />

This means no «universal» flux exists, for all applications. The REB® flux range makes it possible to meet<br />

most problems encountered.<br />

REMARKS<br />

All brazing fluxes contain aggressive<br />

products. Therefore, we suggest the<br />

following:<br />

• Work place : remove all flux waste to<br />

avoid further corrosion. Our fluxes<br />

are soluble in hot water or slightly<br />

alkaline solutions.<br />

• Personnel: avoid fume breathing, use<br />

safety glasses and glove protection,<br />

use enough ventilation.<br />

Flux dosing depends on the property<br />

and the oxidation of pieces.<br />

PACKAGING<br />

• Units of 200 g.<br />

• Units of 400 g.<br />

• Units of 1000 g.<br />

• Units of 5 liter<br />

• Units of 10 liter<br />

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ass alloys<br />

Reference Melting Composition Characteristics Standards<br />

range Cu Zn Ni Ag Others Rm A d NF EN 1044 EN ISO 3677<br />

% % % % Mpa % g/cm 3<br />

CUPROX 870-890 °C 59,7 balance 0,2 Si,Mn,Sn. 450 35 8,4 CU 304 B Cu 60 Zn Si 870-890<br />

SUPER-CUPROX 850-870 °C 58,0 balance 1,0 Si,Mn,Sn. 480 30 8,5 -- B Cu 59 Zn Ag Si 850-870<br />

506 890-900 °C 51,0 balance 6,0 Si. 550 30 8,5 -- B Cu 50 Zn Ni Si 890-900<br />

NICROX 49 C1 890-920 °C 49,9 balance 9,0 Si. 750 25 8,7 CU 305 B Cu 49 Zn Ni Si 890-920<br />

SUPER-NICROX 870-900 °C 49,0 balance 9,0 1,0 Si,Mn,Sn. 750 25 8,7 -- B Cu 48 Zn Ni Ag Si 870-900<br />

Brass <strong>welding</strong> alloys are generally used on steel, notably for the assembly of<br />

steel tubes (bicycles, metal furniture), nickel silver, coach-building, lock-smithing,<br />

maintenance.<br />

Suitable for hand, furnace or carousel use.<br />

The main element of this range is Copper, to which other metals are added.<br />

ZINC…<br />

Lowers the melting point and produces a corrosion-resistant and ductile brass, up<br />

to a 40 % Zinc content.<br />

NICKEL…<br />

Used in conjunction with the previous two metals to form nickel silvers; high<br />

strength alloys with good corrosion resistance.<br />

SILVER…<br />

Combines nearly all the qualities, except price. A small silver content in an alloy<br />

considerably improves its fluidity and strengthens a brazed joint.<br />

MANGANESE, TIN, IRON…<br />

Improve the characteristics of certain alloys.<br />

FORMS<br />

Bare, work-hardened or annealed wires.<br />

Bare, coated rods.<br />

Flux-cored rods or wires.<br />

Rings<br />

Preforms<br />

Blasting grit<br />

Powders.<br />

remark<br />

In the absence of an inert atmosphere,<br />

the use of a flux is necessary, except when<br />

using coated or flux-cored products.<br />

Flux dosing depends on the properties and<br />

degree of oxidation of the <strong>com</strong>ponents.<br />

Cuprox® and Nicrox® are registered trade<br />

marks.<br />

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bicentennial<br />

industrial group<br />

FSH WELDING GROUP Headquarter - France<br />

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