Nickel-based

Nickel-based filler material is a brazing filler composed of nickel as the matrix, supplemented with low-melting-point elements (such as boron, silicon, phosphorus, etc.) and strengthening elements (such as chromium, cobalt, molybdenum, tungsten, iron, etc.)

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CuSn3P7 copper alloy powder


Features:

Good fluidity, enabling it to fill tight‑fitting small gaps and joints.

Application:

Packing:

Aluminum foil bag, iron drum, plastic drum, woven bag, pallet, customized packaging

Date of delivery:

Precision grinding, intelligent manufacturing technology, integrated solutions

3-15 days

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CuSn3P7 copper–tin–phosphorus brazing alloy · Copper-based self-fluxing powder/paste
Low melting point · High wettability · Silver-free, environmentally friendly brazing -150 mesh · Powder/ointment form

CuSn3P7 (corresponding to qCuP-3) is a copper‑tin‑phosphorus brazing alloy containing 2–4% tin and 6–8% phosphorus. It exhibits excellent self‑brazing properties (phosphorus reduces oxide films), with a solidus temperature of 650°C and a liquidus temperature of 690°C. The recommended brazing temperature range is 690–900°C. The product is available… -150 mesh powder and Ready-to-use paste (80–90% alloy powder + binder) It offers excellent fluidity, produces tight welds, and exhibits superior corrosion resistance. It is widely used for brazing in refrigeration equipment (condensers/evaporators), electrical power applications (busbars/wire connectors), automotive radiators/oil coolers, and plumbing hardware. Featuring a silver-free formulation, it is both cost-effective and environmentally friendly, making it an ideal alternative for brazing copper and copper alloys.

Core Advantages of CuSn3P7 Brazing Alloy

Strong self-brazing capability

During brazing, phosphorus reduces the oxide film and forms a phosphate slag; therefore, copper and copper alloys typically do not require an additional flux.

Low melting point · Narrow melting range

Solidus temperature: 650°C; liquidus temperature: 690°C; melting range of only 40°C; excellent fluidity, reducing overheating and deformation of the base material.

High wettability · Dense weld seam

The addition of tin significantly enhances wetting and spreading on copper and brass, resulting in a dense, porosity-free brazed joint with high tensile strength.

Corrosion-resistant · Environmentally friendly and economical

The brazing alloy is resistant to moisture and weak acids and bases, contains no silver or cadmium, complies with RoHS, and has a lower cost than silver-based brazing alloys.

Product Real-World Photos & Microscopic Morphology

Powder SEM (-150 mesh)

Irregular/spherical particles with uniform particle size and good flowability.

Real-life photo of powdered brazing filler metal

Brown-gray powder, packaged in vacuum-sealed aluminum foil bags or plastic canisters.

Real-life photo of paste-type solder alloy

Syringe/plastic can packaging, ready-to-use, with adjustable viscosity.

CuSn3P7 copper–tin–phosphorus self-fluxing brazing filler metal

CuSn3P7 is a silver‑free copper‑based brazing alloy that, by incorporating 2–4% tin and 6–8% phosphorus, significantly lowers its melting point to 650–690°C and imparts self‑fluxing characteristics. It enables brazing of copper and copper alloys—including red copper, brass, and bronze—with or even without flux, offering a wide process window, dense joints, and excellent corrosion resistance. Produced as an atomized powder with a particle size distribution dominated by –150 mesh (≤106 μm), it exhibits superior flowability and can be used directly in flame or induction brazing. Alternatively, it may be blended with organic carriers to form a paste, compatible with automated dispensing and screen‑printing processes. Compared with high‑silver brazing alloys, CuSn3P7 reduces costs by more than 50% while delivering comparable brazing performance, making it an ideal choice for applications such as refrigeration piping, electrical busbars, and automotive heat exchangers.

Chemical Composition (wt%, Preferred Grade)

Grade Cu Sn P Ni Solidus (°C) Liquidus temperature (°C)
qCuP-3
(Featured)
Bal. 2-4 6-8 650 690
qCuP-4 Bal. 6.5-7.5 6.4-7.2 650 700
qCuP-1 Bal. 7.5-8.1 710 770
qCuP-6 Bal. 7-8 4.8-5.8 0.4-1.2 620 670
qCuP-11 Bal. 15.1-16.1 4.7-5.7 3.8-4.8 585 605

* We primarily promote qCuP-3 (CuSn3P7); other grades are available upon request. Powder form: 150 mesh; particle size customization is also supported.

Solder Paste Specification (CuSn3P7)

Grade Alloy powder content (wt%) Binder (wt%) Solidus (°C) Liquidus temperature (°C) Recommended Process
CuSn3P7 solder paste 80-90 Margin 650 690 Automatic dispensing, screen printing, manual coating

* Viscosity can be customized to suit the customer’s dispensing equipment (5,000–300,000 cP), with complete carrier evaporation and minimal residue.

Particle Size Specifications & Physical Properties (Powder Form)

Particle size specification Corresponding mesh count D50 range (μm) Loose packing density (g/cm³) Tap density (g/cm³) Flowability (s/50g) Recommended Process
★ -150 mesh ≤106μm 55-85 ≥3.2 ≥4.2 ≤28 Flame brazing, induction brazing, paste materials
-200 mesh ≤75μm 40-65 ≥3.4 ≥4.4 ≤26 Precision brazing, paste raw materials
-300 mesh ≤48μm 25-40 ≥3.5 ≥4.5 ≤25 Micro brazing, precision dispensing

* -150 mesh is our standard specification; other particle sizes are available upon request. The powdered product can be blended with an organic carrier to produce solder paste.

CuSn3P7 Brazing Process Reference

Base material combination Recommended Brazing Temperature (°C) Flux Usage Joint characteristics
Red copper–red copper 700-750 Usually no flux is required (self-fluxing). The brazed joint is dense, with a tensile strength of ≥180 MPa.
Red copper–brass 720-780 FB102 may be used in small quantities. Good wetting, with a full brazing angle.
Brass - Brass 740-800 It is recommended to use FB102. The brazed joint is bright and exhibits high strength.
Copper-steel 760-820 FB102/borax is required. Good compatibility; suitable for non-pressure-bearing components.

* Pure copper exhibits the best self‑brazing performance; for brass, it is recommended to use a small amount of flux. Induction brazing is best performed at higher temperatures, while flame brazing should be carried out using a neutral flame.

CuSn3P7 vs. conventional copper-phosphorus brazing alloys/silver brazing alloys

Comparison item CuSn3P7 CuP14 (copper phosphide) BAg silver brazing filler metal
Cost Low Extremely low High
Brazing temperature (°C) 690-900 850-900 700-800
Self-brazing Excellent Excellent None
Wettability (on brass) Excellent (Sn improvement) General Excellent
Brazing seam toughness Medium Relatively brittle Excellent

CuSn3P7, while maintaining low cost and self‑brazing properties, significantly enhances wettability and brazed joint toughness through the addition of tin, making it a highly cost‑effective copper alloy brazing filler metal.

Typical application areas

Refrigeration equipment

Condenser, evaporator, copper piping for air conditioners/refrigerators, compressor fittings

Power and Electrical Engineering

Busbar, wire joints, switch contacts, grounding terminals

Automobile manufacturing

Radiator, oil cooler, heater core, and pipe fittings

Plumbing hardware

Plumbing fittings, valves, copper fittings, and bathroom hardware

General Industry

Heat exchangers, copper components, and motor manufacturing

Electronics and electrical appliances

Conductive connections, relay contacts, busbars

Powdered brazing filler metal (-150 mesh)

  • The powder can be applied directly, or pre‑formed solder tabs can be pressed on.
  • It exhibits excellent fluidity, making it well-suited for automated powder feeding and flame brazing.
  • It can be blended with other metal powders to formulate special compositions.
  • Vacuum-packed for long-term storage without oxidation.

Paste-type brazing filler metal (ready-to-use)

  • No on-site mixing of powder and adhesive is required; simply open the container and use.
  • Excellent thixotropy, precise dispensing/printing, and no sagging.
  • The carrier volatilizes completely, leaving minimal residue (a no‑clean formulation is available).
  • Viscosity is adjustable, making it compatible with various dispensing equipment and manual coating applications.

End-to-end testing capability

Laser Particle Size Analyzer Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Hydrogen Analyzer Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM+EDS) Carbon-sulfur analyzer Hall flowmeter/vibrating density meter ICP-OES Elemental Analysis

Each batch of CuSn3P7 powder and solder paste is tested for chemical composition (Cu, Sn, P), particle size distribution, oxygen content, flowability, and tapped density, with a Certificate of Analysis (COA) provided.

Packaging & Delivery

 

Welding powder packaging

Double-layer aluminum foil bag or plastic canister, vacuum-sealed + iron drum/plastic drum
Specifications: 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 20 kg

 

Solder paste packaging

Syringe or plastic container
Refrigerate; shelf life: 6 months.

 

Delivery time

In stock and ready to ship; dispatch within 2–5 days after order confirmation.
Customized paste—ships in 3–7 days.

 

Batch Traceability

Sample retained for each batch; COA report shipped with the goods.
Quality documents are available.

 

Free sample

Provide samples
For brazing process validation

 

Technical Support

Provide brazing temperature recommendations and technical guidance.

Chemical composition(wt%)

Powder Grade

Chemical composition

Cu

Sn

P

O

CuSn3P7

BAl.

3.5-4.5

6.5-7.5

0.08

Physical indicators

Powder grade

Solid–liquid phase °C

Brazing temperature °C

Powder morphology

Loose packing density g/cm³

Powder sieving ( eye )

Other morphologies

CuSn3P7

630-730

710-800

Spherical

3.8

200

powder / ointment

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