Fluxes & Fluxing Equipment

For general soldering work, including both lead and copper foil. This material is the stuff plumbers use on copper tubing. Comes in a convenient can from which you may dip the flux with a stiff brush. Contains Zinc Chloride. 1.7 Ounce container.

A very high quality flux. The manufacturer claims "this is the one flux that will save you more time and money than any other". This is because Johnson's Soldering Fluid enables all solders to flow at their lowest possible temperature, yet it protects your work at higher temperatures without burning away. Your solder joints will be stronger and less solder will drop off your work. 3.5 oz bottle.

A convenient time saving way to dispense liquid flux. Saves flux, too. Two ounce plastic bottle has a 1" stainless steel tube which puts a drop of flux exactly where you want without dripping, spilling or waste.

Someone has finally solved the problem of the capsizing flux bottle. You leave it for a moment, with the brush sticking out of it, and DRAT! the stupid thing has flipped over, spilling the oily contents all over your workbench, kitchen table, the sofa, or wherever it is that you perform your stained glass activities. Built wide and low to the ground, like a 1949 Hudson Terraplane, this device will hold a flux bottle, patina bottle or cutting oil bottle. You can probably find other uses for it around the house, if you are at all like most of our resourceful customers. Why not drop us a line if you have a suggestion?. (Flux bottle not included.)