Specification for phosphoric acid based flux for soft soldered joints in stainless steel Ingestion-build-73935

Specification for phosphoric acid based flux for soft soldered joints in stainless steel Ingestion-build-73935What is BS 5245 Phosphoric acid based flux for soft soldered joints about? BS 5245 is a British Standard that discusses the phosphoric acid based flux for soft soldered joints in stainless steel. BS 5245 is intended to ensure that purchasers of phosphoric acid based flux for use in this application may be certain that such fluxes and their residues are safe, i. e. not corrosive in normal use, towards the tube, fittings, or solder in the capillary

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