Common silver-based brazing alloys are often modified to reduce the melting point and cost by adding elements such as zinc, tin, or nickel, forming ternary or multicomponent alloys. For instance, adding nickel to silver brazing alloys improves their heat resistance, corrosion resistance, and wettability.
| Product Number | Related Standard | Chemical Composition(%) | Total Impurities | Melting Range(℃) | Characteristic | Application | ||||
| Ag | Cu | Zn | Other | Solidus (°F/°C) | Liquidus (°F/°C) | |||||
| SAg-10 | 9-11 | 52-54 | 36-38 | ≤0.15 | 1499/815 | 1562/850 | Slow flow, the tie-in has improve | Mainly suitable for steel, hard alloys, copper, and copper alloys. | ||
| SAg-20 | GB/T:BAg20CuZn DIN:L-Ag20 | 19-21 | 40-42 | 38-40 | 1274/690 | 1490/810 | ||||
| SAg-25 | GB/T:BAg25CuZn DIN:L-Ag25 | 24-26 | 40-42 | 33-35 | 1255/680 | 1465/795 | Good flowability, smooth brazed seams, and adequate strength. | Suitable for brazing steel, stainless steel, copper, and copper alloy components, as well as Bundy tubes in refrigerators and air conditioners. | ||
| SAg-30 | GB/T:BAg30CuZn AWS:BAg-20 | 29-31 | 37-39 | 30-34 | 1250/677 | 1410/766 | Brazing temperature is reduced, and overall joint performance is improved. | Suitable for brazing steel, stainless steel, copper alloy components, and other non-ferrous metals (excluding titanium and magnesium). | ||
| SAg-35 | 34-36 | 29-31 | 34-36 | 1265/685 | 1391/755 | |||||
| SAg-40 | GB/T:BAg40CuZn | 39-41 | 29-31 | 29-31 | 1150/621 | 1350/732 | The joint’s overall performance has been enhanced. | Suitable for brazing copper, copper alloys, steel, stainless steel, and dissimilar metals in the food industry. | ||
| SAg-45 | GB/T:BAg45CuZn AWS:BAg-5 | 44-46 | 29-31 | 23-27 | 1229/665 | 1373/745 | High joint strength, wide adaptability, and good flowability. | Widely applicable, primarily used for brazing steel, copper, and copper alloys in electrical, motor, appliance components, and dairy and food industries. | ||
| SAg-50 | GB/T:BAg50CuZn AWS:BAg-6 | 49-51 | 33-35 | 14-18 | 1274/690 | 1427/775 | High joint strength, impact resistance, good spreadability, and excellent gap-filling capability. | Suitable for brazing steel, copper, and copper alloys in electrical, dairy, and food industries. | ||