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Aluminum Welding: Super Alloy 1 There are several occasions when our Super Alloy 1 is advantageous over the Super Alloy 5 when welding aluminum. Some examples are: Welding next to heat sensitive areas such as rubber, paint, plastic etc. Joining aluminum to other metals Welding hard to reach areas Welding large masses of aluminum that dissipate the heat quickly (such as oil coolers) Super Alloy 1 is a solder which melts at 350^o (enabling you to make repairs with nearly any heat source including a heat gun, soldering iron, or propane torch), and bonds at 20,000 psi. Unique Characteristics: 350^oF working temperature prevents warpage and base metal damage Can be used to join aluminum with a soldering iron Rod and flux work synergystically to prevent oxidation during soldering. Super Alloy 1 flux is completely non-corrosive and washes off with warm water Videos Joining Brass to Aluminum        (2:35) Joining Copper to Aluminum        (1:40) An Aluminum Radiator with a 1/8" Hole in the Tube        (:29) Repairing Multiple Aluminum Radiator Holes        (3:13) Air Charge Cooler Repair        (:45) Joining Copper Tubing to Aluminum Tubing        (1:17) Articles Aluminum Air Charge Cooler Repair Joining Steel to Aluminum 4x4 Mechanix Radiator Repair Article 10 Step Instructions Clients | Testimonials | Links | Interesting Information © 1998-2010 Muggy Weld The content of this website is copyrighted. No usage of ANY content of this website without written consent of MuggyWeld.com.