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Silver Bearing Solder Paste

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Item #:SO245

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Specifications

Size: ¼ oz.
Color: Silver
Material: Silver
Type: Easy Flow Solder
Flow Point: 430°
_COLOR: Silver
_SimpleColor: Silver

This low temperature Silver Bearing Solder Paste is mixed with just the right amount of Flux, and comes in an easy to use syringe. With a melt temperature of just 430*, this Solder works with the heat of a match or lighter.

Size: 1/4 Ounce

Customer Reviews

Silver solder paste

The paste worked easier than using solder flux and silver solder wire.

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Reviewed by: Thomas from Midlothian, VA. on 12/3/2018

This WILL work on Sterling.

For the price, this will work on sterling silver; maybe not the first try but it will. With the other option you will fight fire scale and using a hotter torch. Not an option with some designs or components. Just be sure to clean off the first attempt before loading on your second. The price of pure silver does not equate to the price asked for the hotter solder. This product has doubled in price in a year. Not thrilled. But it does the job.

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) Sherrie L Phillips from Sunny Southern California. on 7/23/2022

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Q: Will this be good for soldering sterling silver-filled jump rings and wires? (I'm trying to learn to solder jump rings and the ends of my hammered circles together). I don't have any of the supplies yet. Thanks

Asked by: Katie H - 6/19/2018

A: This solder does not have a high enough melting temperature. It is typically used on Pewter or other white metals. We recommend SO256 for soldering Sterling Silver.

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Answer provided by: Ken R. (6/21/2018)

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Q: can jewellery be resistance soldered using this paste ? thank you

Asked by: asanka tilakaratne - 11/8/2017

A: yes

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Answer provided by: Ken Roberts (11/13/2017)

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Q: Will this be good for soldering sterling silver jump rings? Thank you

Asked by: Katie Hudson - 6/15/2018

A: Soldering Sterling Silver requires a higher melting temperature solder such as our SO254, SO255 or SO256. Located at this link:
https://www.jewelrysupply.com/jewelry-repair-solders.html

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Answer provided by: Ken R. (6/17/2018)

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Asked by: Katie H - 6/19/2018

A: When just starting to learn, the moment it flows- it just spreads out quickly- is when you take the heat away. Always keep the heat moving. I learned on base metals which can be cheaper, as the process is the same no matter the metal. It also helps to turn the lights down a bit so you can see the color change in the metals as they heat up. I made up a wide mouth jar of denatured alcohol and Boric Acid Powder (pharmacies sell this) which I dip my items in, let air dry, solder, light clean. The mixture keeps fire scale off and the metals are not heat stroked afterwards.
With this low temp solder, beware depending on a joint. It is soft, it will always be soft.
Since no one is selling the butane in many USA communities, because the Gov thinks this will stop the drug hoodlems from processing, I have had to resort to using a larger propane torch. I miss the lightness of my pencil butane torch from Harbor Freight.

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Answer provided by: Sherrie Phillips (11/8/2021)

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Q: Can you solder wires with this product?

Asked by: Bob - 8/29/2023

A: It should have no problem soldering wire.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (8/29/2023)

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