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    This document lists the melting points, annealing points, and temperature ranges for easy, hard, and extra easy soldering for various metals including gold, silver, platinum, titanium, copper, and brass. Gold has the highest melting point at 1,755°C while silver alloys like sterling silver and Britannia silver melt at lower temperatures around 890°C. Titanium has the second highest melting point of 1,675°C and does not allow for soldering.

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    This document lists the melting points, annealing points, and temperature ranges for easy, hard, and extra easy soldering for various metals including gold, silver, platinum, titanium, copper, and brass. Gold has the highest melting point at 1,755°C while silver alloys like sterling silver and Britannia silver melt at lower temperatures around 890°C. Titanium has the second highest melting point of 1,675°C and does not allow for soldering.

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    This document lists the melting points, annealing points, and temperature ranges for easy, hard, and extra easy soldering for various metals including gold, silver, platinum, titanium, copper, and brass. Gold has the highest melting point at 1,755°C while silver alloys like sterling silver and Britannia silver melt at lower temperatures around 890°C. Titanium has the second highest melting point of 1,675°C and does not allow for soldering.

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    This document lists the melting points, annealing points, and temperature ranges for easy, hard, and extra easy soldering for various metals including gold, silver, platinum, titanium, copper, and brass. Gold has the highest melting point at 1,755°C while silver alloys like sterling silver and Britannia silver melt at lower temperatures around 890°C. Titanium has the second highest melting point of 1,675°C and does not allow for soldering.

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    METAL POINTS (APPROXIMATE - AS EVERY PIECE OF METAL WILL REACT SLIGHTLY DIFFERENTLY)

    METAL

    MELTING
    POINT
    1,755c

    ANNEALING
    POINT
    950c

    HARD
    SOLDER

    EASY
    SOLDER

    18ct

    905c

    650c

    815-825c

    630-705c

    14ct

    840c

    650c

    9ct

    830c

    650c

    775-792c

    695-715c

    640-650c

    Britannia

    920c

    650c

    745-775c

    705-725c

    667-705c

    Standard/Sterling

    890c

    650c

    745-775c

    705-725c

    667-705c

    Titanium

    1,675c

    Mild heat only

    Not possible

    Not possible

    Not possible

    Copper

    1,083c

    650c

    745-825c

    705-725c

    667-705c

    Brass

    940c

    625c

    745-825c

    705-725c

    667-705c

    Platinum
    Gold

    Silver

    Imogen Waitt (October 2006)

    EXTRA
    EASY

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