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Highside Chemicals Copper and Plumbing Supplies
Highside Chemicals offers copper bonding products, a copper and brass bonding kit, high strength epoxy, paste flux, heat shield gel and an instant plumbing patch. The range is aimed at maintenance and repair work on refrigeration, air conditioning and plumbing systems.
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Buying Guide: Copper Bonding and Soldering Chemicals
Copper Bonding and Repair Products
Highside Chemicals offers copper bonding products, a copper and brass bonding kit and a high strength epoxy for joining and repairing metal. The epoxy starts to set in 15 minutes and reaches full cure in 24 hours, so plan your working time before mixing.
Soldering Paste and Heat Protection
The paste flux is a petrolatum based flux made for soft solders, including higher melting alloys, and it keeps its consistency in extreme temperatures. The heat shield gel is a spray barrier that helps protect nearby components, wood, insulation and drywall during soldering, brazing or welding.
Plumbing Leak Repair
The instant plumbing patch repairs holes and cracks in plumbing, tubing and piping, including copper, brass, aluminum, steel, PEX and PVC. Check the pipe material before you apply it, and have a qualified technician handle any pressurized gas or fuel line work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Highside Chemicals make?
Highside Chemicals offers copper bonding products, a copper and brass bonding kit, high strength epoxy, Solderlene lead-free paste flux, Heat Shield gel and Patch Rite instant plumbing patch. These products are aimed at repairing and joining copper and plumbing systems.
How do I choose the right product?
Start with the material and the job. Use the copper bonding products for copper joints, the copper and brass bonding kit when brass is involved, the epoxy for bonds that need a higher strength cure, and the patch for leaks in pipe. Match the part number or size on your old part and measure before ordering.
Can I use the heat shield gel near wiring or gas lines?
Use the heat shield gel to help protect nearby surfaces during soldering, brazing or welding, and follow the manufacturer's instructions on the label. For gas, fuel or electrical systems, have a qualified technician do the work and check the equipment manual first.
