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FLUXED HI-FORCE 44™

FLUXED HI-FORCE 44™ Reviews & Ratings

The same super-strong, easy-handling mixture as Hi-Force 44 but with its own 'Blitz' flux right in the core of the wire. SPECS: 1.6 oz. (45 g) spool.
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5 Stars
83%
4 Stars
0%
3 Stars
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2 Stars
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1 Stars
17%
Reviews Summary
Overall, customers find the FLUXED HI-FORCE 44™ generally effective, with many noting its ease of use and strong performance in various applications. However, one reviewer expresses significant dissatisfaction regarding flow and heat requirements, highlighting a concern about consistency. This presents a mixed experience with the product.
What Reviewers Are Saying
Ease of Use
80%
Users frequently appreciate the product's ease of use, especially when compared to solid core alternatives. Reviewers feel comfortable handling it and find it suitable for various applications.
Performance
60%
Many reviewers are satisfied with the performance, mentioning strong bonding in practical applications. However, some caution about needing to assess strength under specific conditions.
Quality Concerns
20%
A significant concern arises from one reviewer who reports problems with flow and heat application, suggesting potential quality inconsistencies. This has led to a notable, albeit minority, dissatisfaction with the product.
5
Good solder
Great for small jobs. Smooth melting and strong when set.
5
Hi Flux
It worked perfectly on a 94 front ramp. I even used it on a Benjamin pellet rifle to hot glue th barrel back on in the front. I hammered it flat and slid it under the barrel, worked like a charm.
Would you recommend this? Yes, I would recommend to a friend
5
Great solder
Low temp, high strength- great for mounting musket sights
5
Works welll
Works well with a simple MAPP gas tourch. Flows well, sticks well, cant really complain. I have not tested it for strength though so YMMV on that front.
5
Problem solver
Easier to use than solid core Hi Force, and yields solid joints that are useful for medium stress applications. Won't replace silver braze, obviously, but a nice strong solder.