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How to Solder Copper Pipe

Soldering copper pipe is an essential technique in plumbing and pipe fitting projects, enabling the secure joining of copper pipes using a filler metal called solder. When executed accurately, a properly soldered joint guarantees a leak-free connection, safeguarding against water damage and potential hazards. This process demands precise measurements and the correct application of flux and heat to establish a robust and enduring bond between the pipes. Keep reading to learn how to properly solder copper pipe.

None. Oatey does not manufacture a solder or flux for this application.
Use the Oatey Flame Protector when the joint you are soldering is close to a finished surface that can brown or catch fire when the flame touches it. You simply position the flame protector between the joint and the surface to keep the finished surface from being damaged from the flame. 

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