Haven't tried them, but it's a common industrial practice to pre-place brazing filler in brazed fittings. Tolerances aren't sloppier, the bulk of the filler is in a ring just outside the joint area and wicks into the joint when it melts.
Haven't tried them, but it's a common industrial practice to pre-place brazing filler in brazed fittings. Tolerances aren't sloppier, the bulk of the filler is in a ring just outside the joint area and wicks into the joint when it melts.
Anyone tried these? Do they work as sell as conventional fittings? Anything special about using them? Do you still apply solder normally?
It seems to me that if they already have solder in them, that the tolerances must be sloppier, but maybe not.
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