Harris Solder Kit SB861 & SCPF4 - Stay-Brite #8 Silver Bearing Solder with Flux

This product is superior to brazing, I can confirm that! With 700PSig, I was able to hold pressure on copper fittings. There are no leaks and no issues as brazing weakens copper, staybrite will not.

Ramon Bradley

| Aug 30, 2020

My AC linesets are now braze-free instead of having to be brazed. The difference is that the soft soldering step does not require the use of nitrogen. This was tested on a 410a system and held up to the higher pressures without a problem.

Miles Pace

| Oct 15, 2020

I find this combination to be very appealing. I really like the way the solder flows Keep the flux from getting too hot, and heat it gently. I like using this with a Propane torch, just take your time and you will be fine. In general, I use Hard solder and MAPP Gas for most materials that can stand a "Glowing Red" heat. Nevertheless, this stuff works great at temperatures high enough to melt lead.

Lylah Beard

| Nov 29, 2020

There will be no more I get it. In order to prevent contamination inside the lines, you are supposed to use an N2 purge before brazing. Fortunately, we no longer face this issue. Since the copper melts at a lower point, it provides a stronger connection without the need for an annealing process, so the copper lines do not become Make sure you watch and understand a few videos before attempting this. Make sure you have practiced on a few joints before working on the AC This is not the exact same thing as sweating with standard solder but pretty Everything worked very well, and now my heat pump is running well. Neither N2 nor a power source is Neither oxynaphthalene nor acetylene is present. It is just a matter of mapping gas.

Marlowe Collier

| Dec 10, 2020

My stay-cation was made easier by the Stay-Cation I used a brite 8 to fix a leak on my mini-van I have a split system and my friends have a mini-split system There is also a split system. In addition, there was a mini-equipment set-up. There was a leak where you released the R410a refrigerant from the pre-charge Once you construct the system and vacuum it out, it screws you back out again). A seal is supposed to be built into the system so it can seal itself This ring is in the set - A small shoulder is held tight by screws. Our two systems leaked, and judging by what I have seen around the internet, this kind of leak happens quite often with this type of valve after some time. We took out the set screw (had to remove the retaining ring first) and then removed the o-ring. It is made from a set screw ring. After cleaning the set screw and fitting, fluxing the fittings, and screwing the set screw in place Replacing the screw should take no more than a minute. Each turn takes 5 seconds. In order to secure the set screw, we placed the Stay-tight in place The Brite 8 color wheel has been adjusted. Even though only 1 of the 2 set screws was leaking, we took a time to disassemble the system and solder both since it was not charged.
These two systems have been running smoothly for the last 2 months without any power loss. It is the perfect solution for a problem that is quite bothersome.

Dangelo BUTCHER

| Jun 03, 2021

As if water were flowing. This was used for a new R410 air conditioner installation. Copper needs to be clean and you must use flux sparingly. A smaller quantity should be sold.

Yehuda Potter

| Feb 05, 2021

No sweat (pun intended) for a beginner when it comes to installing a TXV valve on an R12 AC unit.

Heidi DOBSON

| Feb 21, 2021

It is the best of the best. I find it a lot easier to work as an HVAC guy when I have to replace dryers this way.

Koda SINCLAIR

| Nov 06, 2020