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69080181 - ESAB All-State Duzall General Purpose Soldering Flux - 4 oz

Packaging: pack of 1

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OVERVIEW

Industrial Grade General Purpose Soldering Flux

The ESAB All-State Duzall Flux (SKU: 69080181) is a premium chemical agent designed to facilitate the soft soldering of a wide variety of ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Formulated as a highly active liquid flux, Duzall is engineered to break down tenacious surface oxides that typically hinder the soldering process, ensuring superior wetting and capillary action. This 4 oz bottle provides a sufficient quantity for numerous maintenance and fabrication tasks, offering a reliable solution for joining dissimilar metals.

Technically, Duzall operates within an active temperature range of approximately 400°F to 800°F. This range is optimal for most soft soldering alloys, including tin-lead and lead-free compositions. The flux's chemical composition is aggressive enough to treat stainless steel, chrome, monel, copper, brass, cast iron, steel, and galvanized iron. It effectively lowers the surface tension of the molten solder, allowing it to flow deeply into joints and create hermetic, mechanically sound bonds. It is important to note that due to its chemical nature, this flux is not suitable for aluminum or magnesium applications, which require specialized flux formulations.

In industrial environments, the removal of flux residue is a critical step to ensure the longevity of the joint. The residues left by All-State Duzall are corrosive if left unchecked but are designed to be water-soluble. A simple post-solder wash with warm water is sufficient to neutralize and remove any remaining chemicals, preventing future corrosion. This feature makes it highly practical for MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) workflows where efficiency and durability are paramount. The product is packaged in a durable container that allows for safe storage and easy dispensing directly onto the workpiece.

Additional Information
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea, pack of 1
Product Type:Soldering Flux
Container Size:4 oz
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Compatible Metals:Stainless Steel, Chrome, Monel, Copper, Brass, Cast Iron, Steel, Galvanized Iron
Incompatible Metals:Aluminum, Magnesium
Active Temperature Range:400°F - 800°F
Packaging Description:1 Per Ea
Brand:ESAB, All-State
Product Type:Soldering Flux
Container Size:4 oz
Flux Type:Acid-Based, General Purpose
Physical Form:Liquid

INCLUDED

  • 1x 4 oz Bottle of All-State Duzall Soldering Flux

APPLICATIONS

  • Soft soldering of stainless steel components
  • Joining copper, brass, and bronze fittings
  • Repairing galvanized iron and mild steel parts
  • Maintenance of cast iron assemblies
  • Radiator and heat exchanger repairs
  • Joining dissimilar metals (e.g., copper to steel)
  • General industrial maintenance and fabrication

FAQ

Duzall is effective on almost all metals including stainless steel, chrome, monel, copper, brass, cast iron, steel, and galvanized iron. It is NOT for use on aluminum or magnesium.

Yes, All-State Duzall is an acid-based flux. The residues are corrosive and must be washed off with warm water after soldering to prevent damage to the part.

No. Because it is an acid-based flux with corrosive residues, it should not be used for electronics or fine electrical work where residues could cause shorts or corrosion over time. Use rosin-core solder or non-corrosive flux for electronics.

The flux is active between approximately 400°F and 800°F, making it suitable for most soft soldering applications.

While sometimes referred to loosely as a paste in data systems, All-State Duzall (SKU 69080181) is typically a viscous liquid flux.

Allow the joint to cool sufficiently, then wash thoroughly with warm water. A wire brush or rag can help remove any stubborn flux residue.

The flux itself is a chemical compound and does not typically contain lead, but it is used with solder that may or may not contain lead. Always check the SDS for specific chemical safety information.

Check local codes. While the flux cleans well, water-soluble fluxes are generally required, and thorough flushing is mandatory. Ensure you are using lead-free solder for any potable water applications.

CATALOGUE & SPEC SHEETS

Spec Sheet