STANOGEN FLUX FOR MOLTEN SOLDER
Great Product - helps reduce the waste...
Contains appr. 32g of flux. This is used to reclaim metal that would otherwise be lost when removing dirt or slag from the surface of molten metal in your ladle or our Solder Melter Pot. You only need a tiny finger pinch of flux per use. Sprinkle it on the area with the dirt buildup and watch the metal go shiny and the dirt is minimised. Keep on stirring. Then use the ladle to scoop out the surface dirt. Any metal that is accidently scooped out with the dirt can be reclaimed after it has cooled and remelted at a later date. Leaded Dross should be disposed off according to local rules.
Stanogen is not poisonous but the fumes can be strong. We recommend that you open a window or start a kitchen extractor.
Please note that the Solder Melter pot already has a small bag of flux included. This pot of flux is extra for those that cast a lot. Better to have some and not need it than need it and not have it.
Picture has a 1 Euro coin for scale only.
Wash hands after use with soap. Avoid eye contact. Keep away from children. Only use in a ventilated area.
Great Product - helps reduce the waste...
The idea of the flux is supposed to be to help remove the rubbish that forms on the top of the metal - this make sit worse! You end up with the flux in a clump of mess with metal inside it that gets wasted. Prince August Response: Flux should be used sparingly (a pinch at a time) and mixed into the metal to release the metal trapped in dross. There will always be some dross, it just reduces the amount of metal that sticks to it (dross being usually impurities or dust from the release powder). The flux should not be making it 'worse'.
Great Product - helps reduce the waste...
The idea of the flux is supposed to be to help remove the rubbish that forms on the top of the metal - this make sit worse! You end up with the flux in a clump of mess with metal inside it that gets wasted. Prince August Response: Flux should be used sparingly (a pinch at a time) and mixed into the metal to release the metal trapped in dross. There will always be some dross, it just reduces the amount of metal that sticks to it (dross being usually impurities or dust from the release powder). The flux should not be making it 'worse'.
very useful material in processing
This is good. Very useful when moulding.
