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Sterling Solder 85325
With a maximum melting temperature near 410 °F and engineered to meet ASTM B‑32 specifications, Sterling Solder 85325 is a silver‑alloy lead‑free plumbing solder that offers flow characteristics akin to 50/50 formulas—ideal for safe, reliable potable‑water joints.

Sterling Solder 331755
Featuring a tensile strength of approximately 7,130 psi and full NSF/ANSI 61 & 372/SDWA certifications, Sterling Solder 331755 is a .118″‑diameter solid‑wire spool designed for high‑flow, lead‑free plumbing connections.

Sterling Solder 1 lb. Spool
Presented in a handy, contractor‑ready format, Sterling Solder 1 lb. Spool delivers the same .118″ tin–copper–selenium lead‑free alloy, designed for fast flow at around 410 °F, with the same certifiedASTM B‑32 and NSF compliance you get with larger formats.

What You Need To Know About Sterling Solder Company
Our Most Popular Sterling Solder Products
Sterling Silver Solder
Perfect for precision work, this high-quality silver solder delivers smooth flow and strong, clean joints for jewelry and fine metalwork.
Sterling Lead-Free Solder
Made for safe potable water systems, this reliable tin-copper alloy ensures strong bonds without the hazards of lead.
Sterling Solder Roll
Conveniently packaged for professionals, our solder roll offers a continuous, mess-free supply for efficient, high-volume projects.
Sterling Solder Paste
Ideal for tight or complex joints, this flux-infused paste provides consistent application and excellent wetting action.
Sterling Plumbing Solder
Formulated specifically for plumbing, this solder provides fast-flowing, watertight seals that meet all major safety standards.
Sterling Soldering Kit
All-in-one and ready to go, this complete kit equips you with everything needed for professional-quality soldering jobs.
Built on Integrity, Driven by Quality
Why Professionals Choose Sterling Solder
Our products are designed to deliver strong, reliable bonds with every use—whether you’re working on plumbing, electronics, or fine metalwork. We use only premium, lead-free materials that ensure safety, durability, and compliance with industry standards. Trusted by tradespeople and artisans alike, Sterling Solder products consistently outperform the competition.
Here’s what sets our products apart from the rest:
Lead-Free & Safe
Certified for use in potable water systems and environmentally responsible.
Precision Flow
Optimized melting points for smooth, even distribution and cleaner joints.
Versatile Applications
Perfect for plumbing, jewelry, HVAC, and general metalwork.
Pro-Grade Performance
Backed by industry certifications like ASTM B32, NSF/ANSI 61 & 372.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Sterling Solder used for?
Sterling Solder is primarily used for plumbing, HVAC, and metalwork applications where strong, clean, and lead-free joints are required. It’s ideal for use in potable water systems, electronics, and even jewelry-making depending on the alloy type.
Is Sterling Solder safe for drinking water lines?
Yes, most Sterling Solder products are certified under NSF/ANSI 61 and 372 for use in potable water systems. They are lead-free and compliant with the U.S. Safe Drinking Water Act.
What is the melting point of Sterling Solder?
The melting point depends on the specific formulation. For the commonly used tin-copper alloy, the solidus begins around 419°F (215°C) and the liquidus reaches approximately 660°F (350°C). Always refer to the product’s technical sheet for exact specifications.
What is Sterling Solder 95/5 used for?
Sterling Solder 95/5 is a high-tin solder alloy (95% tin, 5% antimony) used in applications requiring higher strength and temperature resistance, such as refrigeration lines and industrial plumbing. It’s especially useful for joints that undergo vibration or high pressure.
How do I use Sterling Solder correctly?
Start by cleaning and deburring your pipes or metal surfaces, then apply flux. Use a proper heat source like a propane or MAP-Pro torch to bring the joint to the soldering temperature, and apply the solder for a clean, secure bond. Ventilation and PPE are strongly recommended during use.
What’s the difference between Sterling Solder wire, paste, and strips?
Sterling Solder wire is ideal for standard plumbing and electrical work, while paste includes built-in flux for easier application in tight or intricate areas. Strips are often used in jewelry-making and precision work, offering flexibility in melting points and clean results.
Can Sterling Solder be used for electronics?
Some Sterling Solder formulations can be used for electronics if they have the appropriate composition and melting point. However, it’s important to verify compatibility, as plumbing solders may be too aggressive for sensitive circuit boards.
How should I store Sterling Solder products?
Keep them in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or moisture. For paste products, ensure the container is tightly sealed to prevent drying out or contamination.
Do I need to use flux with Sterling Solder?
Yes, unless you’re using solder paste that includes flux. For all other forms, flux is necessary to promote proper wetting and bonding and to prevent oxidation during the soldering process.
Where can I buy Sterling Solder?
Sterling Solder is available through professional plumbing and HVAC supply distributors, hardware stores, and trusted online retailers. Be sure to purchase from authorized sources to ensure product authenticity and certification compliance.
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