Frequently Asked Questions
What are the different types of soldering materials available for gold chains?
Different types are available for soldering gold chains, including B, B1, B1/22, B1/24, B1AG, and B1AGS. Each type is designed for specific gold carats, chain structures, or mechanical requirements. The appropriate type depends on the gold fineness and the intended soldering application.
Which soldering material is suitable for 8ct, 9ct, and 10ct gold?
Type B is specified for soldering and working with 8ct, 9ct, and 10ct gold. It comes in a 12 kg packing, making it a distinct option within the available range. Always select the soldering material according to the gold chain’s fineness and application requirements.
Which solder is suitable for 22ct and 24ct gold chains?
Type B1/22 is intended for soldering 22ct gold chains, while B1/24 is designed for 24ct gold chains. Both options are available in 2.5 kg packing. Choosing the specified type helps match the soldering material to the required gold purity.
Which soldering material is suitable for gold chains exposed to strong mechanical strain?
Type B1AG is intended for gold chains of any fineness that need to withstand strong mechanical strain. It is available in 2.5 kg packing. This type may be considered when selecting soldering material for chains where mechanical strength is an important requirement.
Which soldering materials are suitable for hollow chains, brass chains, and platinum chains?
Type B1AGS is particularly suitable for soldering hollow chains with iron or copper cores, while B2 is specified for brass chains. For platinum chains, B/Pt is the designated soldering type. Each option is available in 2.5 kg packing.
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