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uGems Precut Silver Solder Chips -2mm x 2mm, Lead-Free, 250 Pieces for Jewelry Fabrication, Crafting & Teaching Easy Flow 1325°F, Flux Coated, SKU: ss189

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uGems Precut Silver Solder Chips -2mm x 2mm, Lead-Free, 250 Pieces for Jewelry Fabrication, Crafting & Teaching Easy Flow 1325°F, Flux Coated, SKU: ss189

Precut Silver Solder Chips for Convenience: Save time and effort with 250 pre-cut silver solder chips measuring 2mm x 2mm x 0.25mm, ideal for jewelry fabrication and repairs.
Easy Flow at 1325°F: Designed for efficient soldering, these chips have an easy flow temperature of 1325°F, making them perfect for creating clean, secure joins in metalwork.
Flux-Coated for Strong Bonds: Coated with a flux that helps prevent oxidation during soldering, the yellow tint of the flux disappears during heating, signaling readiness.
Safe, USA-Made Solder Chips: Crafted in the USA, these solder chips are lead-free, cadmium-free, and nickel-free, ensuring safety and environmental compliance for jewelers and students.
Perfect for Jewelers, Craftsmen, and Students: Suitable for professionals and learners alike, these chips work well with paste flux and a small brush for precise application. Not suitable for soldering irons.

These are lots of about 250 pieces of pre-cut special silver solder chips for jewelry fabrication. USA Made and lead-free and cadmium-free; chips are 2mm x 2mm; easy flow 1325 degrees; for jewelry fabrication, teaching, jewelers, craftsmen; beginners should have adequate live instruction; grab a tweezer full of chips and set them down on your charcoal block; no more cutting; the chip sizes are excellent to work with and pretty consistent; one customer suggests you use paste flux for a good join; use a small paint brush dipped in the paste flux to pick up and place the solder pallions.