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Can Lead be Bonded to Inconel? Steps and Flux Needed for Metallurgical Bonding
I would really like to do the metallurgical route if at all possible. Even if several steps are involved.- mpatterson557
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Can Lead be Bonded to Inconel? Steps and Flux Needed for Metallurgical Bonding
during application unknown, during operation about 400 F 3 to 5 mm we can apply in liquid form if need be.- mpatterson557
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Can Lead be Bonded to Inconel? Steps and Flux Needed for Metallurgical Bonding
The door is 1/2 thick Inconel plate, the final surface is to be Lead(pb) but the intermediate material is not speced. The normal process is to grind a clean surface on the ferrous metal then apply a lead bearing flux, usually a mixture that includes zinc and copper heat till glossy then wipe...- mpatterson557
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Can Lead be Bonded to Inconel? Steps and Flux Needed for Metallurgical Bonding
I need to bond lead to Inconel? Is this possible? One method I thought about trying is to bond a second metal to the Inconel then bond the Lead(pb) to that> But what would be the steps fluxs and the like?- mpatterson557
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