Morgan Advanced Materials Braze Alloys Copper-ABA™(L)

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High-purity Active Braze Alloy of copper, silicon, titanium and aluminum, developed for direct application to ceramic surfaces. Nominal composition by weight: 92.75% Cu, 3.0% Si, 2.25% Ti and 2.0% Al.
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High-purity Active Braze Alloy of copper, silicon, titanium and aluminum, developed for direct application to ceramic surfaces. Nominal composition by weight: 92.75% Cu, 3.0% Si, 2.25% Ti and 2.0% Al.
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Copper-ABA™(L)
Braze Alloys Copper-ABA™(L)
High-purity Active Braze Alloy of copper, silicon, titanium and aluminum, developed for direct application to ceramic surfaces. Nominal composition by weight: 92.75% Cu, 3.0% Si, 2.25% Ti and 2.0% Al.

High-purity Active Braze Alloy of copper, silicon, titanium and aluminum, developed for direct application to ceramic surfaces. Nominal composition by weight: 92.75% Cu, 3.0% Si, 2.25% Ti and 2.0% Al.

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  Morgan Advanced Materials
Product Category Filler Alloys and Consumables
Product Number Copper-ABA™(L)
Product Name Braze Alloys
Melting Range 1756 to 1875 F (958 to 1024 C)
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