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Harris Solder Kit SB861 & SCPF4 - Stay-Brite #8 Silver Bearing Solder with Flux

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Features

  • [Comprehensive Solder Kit] The Harris Solder Kit SB861 & SCPF4 is a complete soldering solution suitable for professionals and DIY enthusiasts, ensuring high-quality soldering results.
  • [Stay-Brite #8 Silver Solder] This kit includes Stay-Brite #8 solder, renowned for its robust silver-bearing composition. It excels in applications demanding strong and long-lasting solder joints, such as HVAC, refrigeration, and various trades.
  • [Inclusive Flux] The kit comes with the essential flux required for effective soldering. The chosen flux complements Stay-Brite #8 solder, enhancing its adhesion, flow, and resistance to oxidation. This results in clean, dependable connections.
  • [Versatile Use] Stay-Brite #8 Silver Solder suits a wide range of applications, from pipes to electrical connections, and even electronics. It offers low resistance and reliability, making it ideal for various soldering tasks.
  • [Corrosion Resistance] Stay-Brite #8's inherent resistance to corrosion ensures the longevity and integrity of soldered joints, even in challenging environmental conditions. This kit simplifies soldering, making it accessible to professionals and hobbyists alike for long-lasting, professional-grade results.

Description

The Harris Solder Kit SB861 & SCPF4 includes Stay-Brite 8 Silver Bearing Solder with Flux, offering high-quality, versatile soldering for strong and corrosion-resistant joints in applications such as HVAC, refrigeration, and electronics. It's a comprehensive solution for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts, ensuring reliable results.

Manufacturer: ‎Harris


Part Number: ‎SB861, SCPF4


Item Weight: ‎1.34 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎6.8 x 2.75 x 2.6 inches


Item model number: ‎SB861, SCPF4


Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: ‎No


Material: ‎copper


Batteries Included?: ‎No


Batteries Required?: ‎No


Date First Available: February 17, 2017


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Good stuff for HVAC work. But make sure the swaged ends are snug
Great flux and solder. I used it to install a new central split and had no leaks during a 500psi pressure test & 300 micron vacuum for 1 hour. One thing I had to do was cut off one of the swaged ends and expand it myself. The bell was just a tad loose and the StaBrite didn't want to fill it. I made a new bell that was a tight fit and the joint looked much better. It was probably ok, but I didn't want to risk having to do it again when it was inconvenient. This is good stuff and I highly recommend it. Adhere to good practices (scuff, tight fit, and don't overheat) and it works great for HVAC work. Easier than brazing and I trust having the larger bonding surface of solder more than the narrow bonding surface of brazing. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 4, 2024 by The Dude

  • The Best
When you need to get things done, this is the brand and product line that you count on for durability and sustained performance, at maintaining the joint bond especially at a consistent heat level. With ease of clean up, and appropriately sized package containers, this is truly a value for money purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025 by Affordable Solutions LLC

  • Excellent product
Flows very nicely
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025 by Adrian

  • Easy to use
I installed my new central air system and used it to solder my copper lines. I liked the idea that I only needed to buy a Bernzomatic map gas torch instead of a traditional acetylene/oxygen torch assembly and you don't need a nitrogen flow while you're soldering. After watching several YouTube videos, I applied the product the best I could and pressure tested the lines to 450psi and they held for the required 20 minutes. After pulling a vacuum I introduced the refrigerant and the lines have held like a charm ever since. I was very pleasantly surprised. This is a great product for small jobs or DIY type projects. It's probably not as cost effective for a professional hvac technician. Hopefully I will not need to use again for 20-30 years. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2023 by tom

  • Suitable for new clean copper pipe.
Have used product on two (R410) condenser applications. First one was new unit connecting to existing lines which had been bent. Cross section of lines were not perfectly round even after attempted dressing. Found any fitting that has clearance anywhere along the circumference WILL leak. The product on a proper snug fitting wicks in perfectly. A larger clearance only lets the solder flow through the clearance. It will NOT build up or work as filler. The next project with new round lines properly dressed where the fitting snuggly fits solders as easy as sweating the lead solder of fifty years ago. If a fitting has any side movement (wiggle), this is not your product. Best advantage: when using a map gas/air torch, the flame is not hot enough to melt a hole in your pipe in fittings. Besides not having to invert and purge your piping. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2023 by Amazon Customer

  • brazing like a pro
I got several quotes on replacing my 3.5 ton split unit hvac and quoted prices around $12k. Did everything myself, and even used this solder and flux and mapp gas to braze the new unit in. I did it for less than $6k and it took me a week. I took my time and installed the unit, and brazed like a pro. Joints look awesome and no leaks on first try. Would recommend this install of buying solderless fittings (way more expensive) and hiring a hvac guy. Good experience and just something else to add to your lfe experiences. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2024 by Olixus

  • DIY HVAC awesomeness
Easy breezy solution for anyone brave enough to tackle a DIY HVAC installation. The kit itself is kinda pricey, but super cheap when taking the overall DIY savings into account.
Reviewed in the United States on August 26, 2024 by Lee A.

  • Great for HVAC Work
I love this Harris solder for HVAC applications. You can solder fittings at lower temperature without needing to run a nitrogen purge during brazing (brazing requires a nitrogen blanket to avoid heavy oxidation residue inside your piping). The only argument I have heard against this solder is that the flux leaves acid residue inside the piping. This can be avoided using a proper soldering technique ... sand/brush copper clean, fit together, heat, apply flux AFTER heating (this causes it to be wicked into the joint as necessary), then apply solder. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025 by Harold Poley

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