Welding powder composition for ornament metal wire and processing method of welding powder composition
A processing method and composition technology, applied in the direction of metal processing equipment, welding media, manufacturing tools, etc., can solve the problems of reduced adhesion, weak welding surface, and reduced adhesion of solder powder, so as to achieve firm and strong welding Effect
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[0030] Welding processing of wire with a diameter of 2m / m
[0031] First mix 320g of copper powder, 250g of iron powder, 210g of silver powder, 210g of square pillar powder, 130g of boric acid, 60g of borax, 40g of butter, and 30g of castor oil. on a metal chain. In order to prevent the chains from sticking to each other, the chains are first treated with talcum powder and then welded at 1100-1200 °C.
[0032] Welding by the above method, the welding surface will be round and not uneven.
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[0034] Welding processing of wire with a diameter of 3m / m
[0035] First mix 319g of copper powder, 200g of iron powder, 209g of silver powder, 209g of square pillar powder, 129g of boric acid, 58g of borax, 43g of butter, and 33g of castor oil. on a metal chain. In order to prevent the chains from sticking to each other, the chains are first treated with talcum powder and then welded at 1100-1200 °C.
[0036] Welding by the above method, the welding surface will be round and not uneven.
[0037] The difference between the above-mentioned embodiment 2 and embodiment 1 is that the diameter of the former metal chain is 1m / m longer than that of the latter, the time required for welding increases accordingly, and the time required for welding powder to stick on the metal surface also increases. For this reason, increase the filling amount of butter and castor oil by 7-10%, and reduce the filling amount of other materials. When the thickness of the metal wire increases or decrea...
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