SIL-CAN comes in all standard formulations to suit many brazing applications. All SIL-CAN Brazing Alloys meet applicable military and government specifications. Available in stick, rod, wire, preforms and rings. We also produce brazing flux and ACTION TIN, a proprietary tinning paint available in tin-lead and LEAD-FREE formulations.

SIL-CAN 0: Extremely fluid, economical alloy for close fitting joints with clearances from .001 to .003. It is self-fluxing on copper and contains no silver. Brazing temperatures 1350°F to 1550°F.
SIL-CAN PREMIUM: Ductile, fluid alloy for economical torch or induction brazing. Works well on joint clearances from .001 to .005. Similar to SIL-CAN 0 but lower brazing temperature and better melting makes it easier to use. Brazing range 1300°F to 1550°F.
SIL-CAN 5: More economical than SIL-CAN 15, with a slightly higher melting range. It's a tough ductile alloy for brazing on average joint clearances. Conforms to ASTM BCuP-3 and contains 5% silver. Brazing temperature is 1300°F.
SIL-CAN 15: Most widely used and easiest to use silver brazing alloy for copper and copper alloys, combining the highest ductility with the lowest brazing temperatures. It is used when close fit-ups cannot be maintained, and is self-fluxing on copper to copper joints. Ideal on air conditioners, radiators, electrical connections, etc. Contains 15% silver. Brazing temperature is 1300°F. (Copper alloys such as brass and bronze need SIL-CAN WHITE CREAM BRAZING FLUX.)
SIL-CAN 35: For use on steel and all ferrous and non-ferrous metals. An excellent alloy for torch-brazing where fit-up is poor to average and large fillets are required. Almost the same strength as SIL-CAN 45. Contains 35% silver and has a brazing temperature of 1250°F to 1300°. Use SIL-CAN WHITE CREAM BRAZING FLUX for all SIL-CAN 35.