Forney Sil-Flo Brazing Rod, 1/8" X 20" - 1-2 Lbs 48571 Item Name:Forney Sil-Flo Brazing Rod, 1/8" X 20" - 1-2 Lbs 48571 Its stainless steel construction offers PLX20/04-1

Name: Forney Sil-Flo Brazing Rod, 1/8" X 20" - 1-2 Lbs 48571 Item Name:Forney Sil-Flo Brazing Rod, 1/8" X 20" - 1-2 Lbs 48571 Its stainless steel construction offers PLX20/04-1
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SKU: 56552566784
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Forney Sil Flo Brazing Rod, 1 8" X 20" 1 2 Lbs 48571 Item Name:Forney Sil Flo Brazing Rod, 1 8" X 20" 1 2 Lbs 48571 Its stainless steel construction offers PLX20 04 1 Its stainless steel construction offers superior durability and resistance to rust and corrosion Optimized to spray all architectural paints and coatings at 1 Super Sil Flo brazing rod: A brazing alloy that is ideal for large and small copper tubing installations couplings on return bends and condenser fittings

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