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Rectorseal 14010 Nokorode is a 4-ounce, lead-free paste flux designed for precise, odorless application that promotes strong, durable welds. Compact and easy to use, it’s ideal for professional repairs requiring reliable bonding without harsh fumes.
Brand | Rectorseal |
Specific Uses For Product | Repair |
Material | Plastic |
Compatible Material | Ceramic |
Item Form | Paste |
Special Feature | Lead Free, Odorless, Easy-to-use, Promotes Strong Weld |
Color | No Color |
Item Package Quantity | 1 |
Package Information | Aerosol Can |
Item Volume | 4 Fluid Ounces |
Full Cure Time | 24 Hours |
Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
Unit Count | 4.0 Ounce |
UPC | 052541140103 |
Number of Pieces | 1 |
Global Trade Identification Number | 00052541140103 |
Manufacturer | The Rectorseal Corporation |
Part Number | 14010 |
Item Weight | 4 ounces |
Product Dimensions | 2.25 x 2.25 x 2.75 inches |
Country of Origin | China |
Item model number | 14010 |
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
Size | No Size |
Special Features | Lead Free, Odorless, Easy-to-use, Promotes Strong Weld |
Included Components | Rectorseal 14010 4-Ounce Nokorode Regular Paste Flux |
Batteries Included? | No |
Batteries Required? | No |
Warranty Description | Warranty |
M**N
A very good brand of soldering flux
I have been using this brand for decades and it has never let me down. This product is a very good brand. I even use it for sweating fittings.
S**N
Works great
I really like how it stays on the glass and doesn’t dry too fast
R**E
Great flux
Nokorode has been my go to flux for many years. I use it with 60/40 solder and I get a smooth flow. Great for stained glass
T**Y
Works well
Good price and product!
S**N
Careful- not for electronics
It was a simple mistake. I needed ELECTRONIC soldering paste / flux for doing hot-air rework of some very small pitched (.5mm and smaller) parts / boards. I ordered this not paying attention that this is for PLUMBING soldering (really should be termed "brazing", not "soldering"). I used this on a few boards and cleaned it up with acetone. Testing the board, something was not quite right. Then by chance, I noticed some tiny arcs in between some of the very small spaces of the really small pitched parts. There is something in this stuff that is electrically conductive! It will eventually ruin your boards, if you are not careful. Interestingly, isopropyl cleans it better, now that I caught my mistake, but don't won't take any chances going forward. (BTW: Amazon, don't mix these two categories together.) I'm sure this stuff is great for what it is intended for.
S**L
Flux
Great product for stained glass projects
C**L
Works great
Happy
K**R
Sometimes you need a strong flux to get solder to "take".
I have used this paste for over 50 years (though it used to come in a tin can, not plastic). The name is very mis-leading, given that it contains zinc-chloride, it is NOT non-corrosive. But it's the only flux that works in many cases when the material to be soldered is itself oxidized or not amenable to soldering. Just don't use it on delicate electronics - OK for electrical work if you clean off the residue when done.
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