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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Ag18CuP silver-based brazing alloy


Features:

1. Self-fluxing agent performance: Phosphorus deoxidizes during brazing, minimizing oxidation and eliminating the need for an additional flux. 2. Low-temperature brazing: With a liquidus temperature of approximately 645–710°C, it is well-suited for heat-sensitive components, reducing thermal distortion in the base material. 3. High electrical conductivity: The brazed joint exhibits electrical conductivity comparable to that of pure copper, ensuring stable electrical connections. 4. Excellent wettability: It provides thorough wetting on base materials such as copper and silver, resulting in dense, defect-free welds.

Application:

Packing:

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

Date of delivery:

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Ag18CuP silver-copper-phosphorus brazing alloy
Powdered · Creamy — Available in Dual Forms Brazing flux · Low melting point · High electrical conductivity

Ag18CuP (corresponding to GB BCu75AgP) is a silver-based brazing alloy composed of silver (17–19%), copper (the remainder), and phosphorus (6.6–7.5%). It exhibits self-fluxing properties—phosphorus deoxidizes during brazing, minimizing oxidation—and has solidus and liquidus temperatures around 645°C, with an optimal brazing temperature range of 643–686°C. The alloy provides excellent wetting on copper, copper alloys, and precious metals, yielding dense brazed joints with electrical conductivity comparable to that of pure copper. The product is available in… -200 mesh powder and Paste-like (80–90% alloy powder + binder) Two forms are available, each suited to automated spot welding, flame brazing, induction brazing, and screen printing/dispensing processes. They are widely used in electronic packaging, refrigeration tubing, power equipment, and jewelry manufacturing.

Core Advantages of Ag18CuP Brazing Alloy

Self-fluxing agent function

At high temperatures, phosphorus forms P₂O₅, which reacts with copper oxide to produce a phosphate slag that protects the weld seam, often eliminating the need for an additional flux.

Low melting point · Wide brazing window

Both the solidus and liquidus temperatures are 645°C, with an optimal brazing temperature range of 643–686°C, making it well suited for the rapid brazing of copper and heat‑sensitive components.

High electrical conductivity

The electrical conductivity of silver–copper–phosphorus alloy brazing seams is comparable to that of pure copper, ensuring reliable electrical connections and making it suitable for conductive and grounding components.

Excellent wettability

It provides excellent wetting on base materials such as copper, brass, and silver, producing welds that are dense and free of porosity, making it particularly well suited for brazing delicate components.

Product Real-World Photos & Microscopic Morphology

SEM of Ag18CuP powder

Actual SEM image of the powder

Real-life photo of powdered brazing filler metal

Gray-black powder, packaged in vacuum-sealed aluminum foil bags or plastic canisters.

Actual photo of solder paste

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

Ag18CuP silver-copper-phosphorus brazing alloy

Ag18CuP is a copper–phosphorus–silver brazing alloy containing approximately 18% silver, combining self‑fluxing properties, a low melting point, and high electrical conductivity. The addition of phosphorus imparts self‑reducing action on copper and copper alloys, so brazing of red copper typically requires no additional flux; the inclusion of silver enhances wettability and improves the electrical and thermal conductivity of the brazed joint. With a low brazing temperature (643–686°C), this product is well suited for rapid brazing of brass, red copper, silver alloys, and silver‑plated components, effectively minimizing base‑metal oxidation and softening in the heat‑affected zone.

Chemical Composition (wt%, powder)

Grade Cu Ag P Solidus (°C) Liquidus temperature (°C) Brazing temperature (°C)
BAg18CuP Bal. 17.0-19.0 6.6-7.5 645 645 643-686

* Powder specifications: -200 mesh (≤75 μm); particle size can be customized.

Solder Paste Specifications

Grade Alloy powder content (wt%) Binder (wt%) Solidus (°C) Liquidus temperature (°C) Recommended Process
BAg18CuP solder paste 80-90 Margin 645 645 Automatic dispensing, screen printing, manual application

 

Ag18CuP Brazing Process Reference

Base material combination Recommended Brazing Temperature (°C) Flux Usage Joint performance
Red copper–red copper 650-680 Usually no flux is required (self-fluxing). The brazed joint is dense, with a shear strength of ≥180 MPa.
Red copper–brass 660-690 FB102 may be used in small quantities. Good wetting, no porosity.
Brass - Brass 670-700 It is recommended to use FB102. The brazed joint is bright and exhibits high strength.
Silver/Silver-plated parts Utilizing 650-680 No flux or minimal flux required Excellent wettability on silver, with no corrosion.

* Copper brazing flux delivers excellent performance; for brass brazing, it is recommended to use a small amount of FB102 borax‑based flux. Suitable for flame, induction, and furnace brazing.

Ag18CuP vs. conventional CuP14 brazing filler metal

Comparison item Ag18CuP (silver-containing) CuP14 (silver-free)
Wettability (on brass/silver) ✓ Significantly superior to General
Brazing seam toughness ✓ Improved (silver enhances ductility) Relatively brittle
Conductivity ✓ Higher (Silver Contribution) Good
Applicable base material Copper, copper alloys, silver, and silver-plated parts Copper and copper alloys
Cost Moderate (18% silver content) Lower

Ag18CuP, while retaining the self‑fluxing characteristics of Ag18CuP, significantly enhances wettability on brass and silver‑plated substrates as well as joint ductility, making it suitable for high‑end electronic and refrigeration joints.

Typical application areas

Electronic packaging

Chip leads, relay contacts, conductive connections on circuit boards, sensor terminals

Refrigeration industry

Air conditioner/refrigerator copper tubing, condenser, evaporator fittings, compressor components

Power equipment

Circuit breaker contacts, busbars, transformer windings, grounding terminals

Jewelry manufacturing

Precision welding of precious metal jewelry, silver chain joining, and brazing of inlays.

Automotive industry

Radiator, oil cooler, sensor housing, horn connector

Precision instruments

Brazing of instrument parts, conductor components, and contact springs

Powdered brazing filler metal

  • Powder can be applied directly, or pre‑placed solder tabs can be used to press the material.
  • It exhibits excellent flowability, making it suitable for automated powder conveying and flame brazing.
  • It can be blended with other metal powders to formulate special compositions.
  • Vacuum-packed for a long shelf life.

Paste solder

  • No on-site mixing of powder and adhesive is required; simply open the container and use.
  • Excellent thixotropy, suitable for automated dispensing and screen printing.
  • The carrier volatilizes completely, leaving minimal brazing residue.
  • Viscosity is customizable to suit various process equipment.

End-to-end testing capability

Laser Particle Size Analyzer Oxygen, Nitrogen, and Hydrogen Analyzer Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM+EDS) Carbon-sulfur analyzer Hall Flowmeter/Vibrated Density Meter ICP-OES Elemental Analysis

Each batch of Ag18CuP powder and solder paste is tested for chemical composition (silver and phosphorus content), particle size distribution, oxygen content, flowability, and tapped density. A Certificate of Analysis (COA) is provided.

Packaging & Delivery

 

Welding powder packaging

Double-layer aluminum‑foil pouch or plastic bag, vacuum‑sealed, plus an iron drum or plastic drum.
Specifications: 1 kg, 5 kg, 10 kg, 25 kg

 

Solder paste packaging

Syringes (10 cc/30 cc/50 cc) or plastic containers (100 g/500 g/1 kg)
Refrigerate; shelf life: 6 months.

 

Delivery time

Fast delivery of in-stock products,
Custom solder paste shipping

 

Batch Traceability

Sample retained for each batch; COA report shipped with the goods.
Complete quality documentation is available.

 

Free sample

Provide samples
For brazing process validation

 

Technical Support

Provide brazing temperature profiles and optimize solder paste process parameters.
Assist customers in resolving technical issues.

Chemical composition(wt%)

Powder grade

Composition ( wt% )

Cu

Ag

P

Melting temperature range ( °C )

BAg18CuP

Solidus

Liquidus line

Bal.

17.0-19.0

6.6-7.5

645

645

 

Solder paste grade

Composition ( wt% )

Alloy powder

Binder

Melting temperature range ( °C )

 

BAg18CuP

80-90

Margin

Solidus

Liquidus line

 

645

645

 

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Application areas

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