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New uses of silver solder in the wire industry are described. Uses include welding commutator segments, joining bus bars and contractors, and joining lengths of copper wire for power lines. Advantages include high conductivity, resistance to vibration and corrosion, and the strong joints produced in copper, brass, bronze, Monel, nickel and steel alloys. The general characteristics of silver solder are listed.
New uses of silver solder in the wire industry are described. Uses include welding commutator segments, joining bus bars and contractors, and joining lengths of copper wire for power lines. Advantages include high conductivity, resistance to vibration and corrosion, and the strong joints produced in copper, brass, bronze, Monel, nickel and steel alloys. The general characteristics of silver solder are listed.
| Author(s) | Shuman, R.R. |
|---|---|
| Publication/Event/Pages | Wire & Wire Products4(3): 85, 99 1929 |
| Year | 1929 |
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