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10589/EN/Products/SILVALOY-541.htmSilvaloy 541 is an intermediate temperature brazing alloy that is most suitable for furnace brazing of stainless steel, though it can be used on other non-ferrous materials as well. Silvaloy 541 is commonly used for jet engine sub-assemblies and other applications that have somewhat elevated service temperatures. Due to its wide melting range and high melting point, Silvaloy 541 is sluggish when molten and is not preferable for torch brazing applications.</li> <li> Can bridge gaps </li> <li> High strength </li> <li> Intermediate temperature15758551340725<p>Jet engine sub-assemblies,&nbsp;applications where AS9100 certification is required</p> SilverAgCopperCuZincZnNickelNiSILVALOY 54154.0040.005.001.00SILVALOY 541Safety-Silv 5415013/EN/Industry/Aerospace.htmLucas Milhaupt brazing experts offer braze training and a wide breadth of brazing alloys to aerospace companies looking to increase the lifespan of mission critical components./Lucas/Industry-Buckets/Aerospace.jpgApplicationAWSBaseMaterialBrazingIndustryAerospaceIndustryPageInternationalStandardsOEMFormProductFamily1909/EN/Industry/Automotive.htmLucas Milhaupt helps automotive manufacturers prepare for the next wave of automotive technology with innovative brazing alloys and process improvements./Lucas/Industry-Buckets/Automotive.jpgApplicationAWSBaseMaterialBrazingIndustryAutomotiveIndustryPageInternationalStandardsOEMFormProductFamily1496/EN/Industry/Medical.htmOur brazing experts educate medical device manufacturers on the safest brazing process and metal joining solution for their application./Lucas/Industry-Buckets/Medical.jpgApplicationAWSBaseMaterialBrazingIndustryMedicalIndustryPageInternationalStandardsOEMFormProductFamily1514/EN/Industry/Oil-and-Gas.htmLucas-Milhaupt enables engineers in Oil & Gas to prevent cutter loss in the field and reduce alloy and flux usage through brazing process improvements./Lucas/Industry-Buckets/OilGas.jpgApplicationAWSBaseMaterialBrazingIndustryOil & GasIndustryPageInternationalStandardsOEMFormProductFamilyAWSAMS: 4772AWS: BAg-13BaseMaterialFerrousNon-FerrousBrazingStainless Steel to Steel, Stainless, Copper, or BrassIndustryAerospaceAutomotiveMedicalOil & GasIndustryPageInternationalStandardsOEMFormProductFamilyCustom SolutionsFiller MetalsPastes02021-01-28T15:30:09.88300
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SILVALOY 541

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Silvaloy 541 is an intermediate temperature brazing alloy that is most suitable for furnace brazing of stainless steel, though it can be used on other non-ferrous materials as well. Silvaloy 541 is commonly used for jet engine sub-assemblies and other applications that have somewhat elevated service temperatures. Due to its wide melting range and high melting point, Silvaloy 541 is sluggish when molten and is not preferable for torch brazing applications.
  • Can bridge gaps
  • High strength
  • Intermediate temperature
    • Industry Applications:

    Jet engine sub-assemblies, applications where AS9100 certification is required

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    Product Specifications

    Name:SILVALOY 541
    Nominal Composition:Silver 54.00, Copper 40.00, Zinc 5.00, Nickel 1.00,
    Ag
    54.00
    Cu
    40.00
    Zn
    5.00
    Ni
    1.00
    Liquidus:1575 °F, 855 °C
    Solidus:1340 °F, 725 °C
    AWS:AMS: 4772, AWS: BAg-13

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