50FC welding rod for brazing is great for building up broken gear teeth, valve seats, pistons, and worn bearings. Another use is resurfacing under cut and worn shafts. 50FC is very machinable. Use it on Cast Iron, Steel, Copper, and Nickel Alloys. It’s high fractional, wear-resistant, and work hardening.
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50FC Welding Rod for Brazing
$129.09 – $209.00
50FC welding rod for brazing is for build-up of worn brass, bronze, and steel parts. Also excellent on Cast Iron. It’s wear-resistant and very machinable.
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