Soldering Flux Solid Paste Agam TLP H-100 100 g, hard flux for soldering and brazing

Agam TLP H-100 solid soldering flux paste in a 100 g form is a concentrated, hard flux designed for manual soldering and brazing. The paste delivers active fluxing agents directly to heated metal joints to aid wetting, dissolve surface oxides and promote reliable solder flow. Its dense consistency makes it easy to apply to small areas and to control the amount of flux used during electronics repair, metalwork and plumbing tasks where a compact, portable flux is preferred.

Advantages

This hard flux paste provides strong activation for a range of base metals, improves solder wetting and reduces the risk of incomplete joints. The solid, paste-like form limits dripping and spreading compared with liquid fluxes and allows precise placement on component leads, fittings or seams. The concentrated formulation means smaller quantities are effective, reducing waste and making the product convenient for workshop and field use.

Suitable for

• Manual soldering of electronic components and wires
• Brazing and joining of copper, brass and similar metals
• Plumbing repairs and small pipework joints
• Precision metalwork where controlled flux application is required

Key specifications

• Form: solid paste
• Mass: 100 g
• Function: flux for soldering and brazing to improve wetting and oxide removal
• Consistency: dense, hard paste for precise application
• Typical application method: manual application to joint prior to heating

How to use

Apply a small amount of the flux paste to the joint area or component lead before heating. Heat the joint uniformly with a soldering iron or torch until the flux becomes active and solder flows freely into the joint. Remove excess flux residue after cooling where required by the application; for electronics, clean residues according to the device manufacturer’s guidelines and industry best practices to avoid corrosion or conductivity issues.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment and work in a well-ventilated area. Test the flux on scrap material to confirm compatibility with the metals being joined. Store the product in a cool, dry place and keep the container tightly closed when not in use.