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Alumaloy 1 Lb Pound: Aluminum Repair Rods Fix Cracks Drill Tap Polish & Paint on 2040-parts.com

US $29.99
Location:

Greenwood, Indiana, United States

Greenwood, Indiana, United States
Condition:New Brand:Alumaloy Country/Region of Manufacture:United States Manufacturer Part Number:11767 UPC:796890568910

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ALUMALOY as seen on TV and Youtube (www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZ5sD9hQTyw) Alumaloy is an easy to use, fluxless & arcless aluminum repair rod. Alumaloy repairs are often stronger than the aluminum that is being repaired. Alumaloy melts at close to 728 ° F whereas aluminum melts at near 1220 ° F. Because aluminum has a high heat conductivity, it does not glow red even when near its melting point, making it extremely difficult without the aid of expensive and complex welding equipment. The benefit of Alumaloy is the 500 ° differential in melting temperature requirements. The aluminum piece to be repaired will not be damaged by the high temperatures normally required.  Aimetals is the first seller of Alumaloy on Ebay!  Don't be fooled by other listings that say Alumaloy is the same as other products.

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Castaloy, Steelaloy, Copperaloy & Stainlessaloy

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Stock Description: 
You are bidding on a 1 Pound package including Alumaloy aluminum repair as seen on TV. The rods measure roughly 18" long and 1/8" thick. Rods are made in the USA. We will combine shipping on multiple orders. Shipping is free and customer satisfaction guaranteed.  Millions of rods sold throughout the World!!!
 

Alumaloy is a superior welding product resulting in NO flux and NO expensive welding equipment needed.  Alumaloy breaks down at 728° F and is stronger than Aluminum. Alumaloy's superiority over (Durafix, HTS2000 & Wizardweld) is derived from a superior magnesium mixture resulting in less sparks, making it easier to use and extremely durable. As seen on TV, Alumaloy is a fluxless repair rod. All that is required for use is a propane torch and something to clean the aluminum surface being repaired. Alumaloy can fill holes as large as a dime without dripping through and is extremely strong when cooled. Alumaloy is often many times stronger than the aluminum that is being repaired. Repairs can be made using lap joints, butt joints, mitered joints and used in just about anything made of aluminum, including windows, boats, doors frames, and aluminum blocks.  Alumaloy can be drilled, tapped, polished and painted.

Safety Instructions
Before use, the aluminum surface being repaired needs to be thoroughly cleaned with a fine wire brush. It is also important to always use a neutral flame and to keep the flame in motion. Always heat the surface being repaired and not the rod. Keep in mind larger aluminum objects take longer to heat do to more surface area. Basic safety precautions are required and the proper safety gear such as gloves and eye protection should always be worn when working with this product. Loose clothing should never be worn when working with this product.

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Uses for Alumaloy

Thanks to our many customers who have purchased our product and responded with examples of their repairs.  Here are a few of the many types of repairs our customers have sent us.  Bicycles, Fishing and Pontoon Boats, Propellers, Radiators, Butt Joints, Lap Joints, Mitered Joints, Re-threading Stripped Threads, Repairing Aluminum Blocks and Heads, Aluminum Siding, Aluminum Fences, Kitchenware, Aluminum Ladders, Aluminum Trailers, Antennas, Solar Panels and much much more!  You can also polish and paint Alumaloy.

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Different types of repairs using Alumaloy

Butt Joints - Ends are beveled and brought together.  Follow tinning procedure, stroking both surfaces of the joint (with tinned groove) with Alumaloy.

Lap Joints – Parts can be tinned and slid together while rod is still molten, or a generous fillet of rod can be applied to the edges of the lap joint, making sure of tinning by running a stick through the molten area.

Mitered Joints – (in Windows, Doors, Screens & Frames) Material is solidly jigged.  A neutral flame is played over the joint area until Alumaloy will melt when drawn across the joint.  Make sure of tinning action by running solid end of rod through rod deposit. After tinning, the joint may be built up and finished as desired.  These joints are stable in the presence of humidity and have remained in perfect condition after many years of exposure.

Repair – (change design of aluminum, match patterns and dies) The section to be worked is cleaned by filing or grinding, then tinned by heating the aluminum to a temperature that will melt the rod when rubbed on.  When tinning, the Alumaloy rod should be kept out of the flame, letting the heat from the aluminum melt the rod.  Build up with a soft flame.  Pre-heat the entire match plate of the die to approximately 600 degrees F facilitates the operation.

Weld – (white metal with Alumaloy) Clean plating or scale from surface to be welded.  “V” out fracture and set job up solidly.  Pre-heat generally with neutral or acetylene flame.  Just heat directly until parent metal starts to melt, then dip rod in and out of molten puddle to desired build up.

Stripped Threads – Drill old threads out over size so when new fillet is added all drilling and tapping will be done in Alumaloy.  This will make it easier to work with and will increase strength.  After drilling, heat base metal from bottom of hole up.  Tin rod into wall of hole beginning at bottom and work up.  Fill hole, cool, drill and tap as needed.

Notice: Discounts are available for large orders.  If you have lost your instructions or want to inquire about larger orders please contact us through ebay.

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Import duties, taxes, and charges are not included in the item price or shipping cost. These charges are the buyer's responsibility.

Please check with your country's customs office to determine what these additional costs will be prior to bidding or buying.

 

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