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what is the non-combustanble material used when soldering?
Last post 07-02-2009 6:17 PM by
oneshining. 3 replies.
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06-20-2008 11:36 AM
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Aspin
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what is the non-combustanble material used when soldering?
There is a cloth material that is non-combustanble material that when placed on the floor beneath the area where a person is soldering will prevent a spark from starting a fire. I don't think it is wool but it is a common material that can be bought in a store. What I read a long time ago is to wet the material and place it on the floor where you are going to solder. My problem is that where I am going to solder has a wall to wall rug--so I have to be careful. Anyone know of the material?
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sparklebee

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Re: what is the non-combustanble material used when soldering?
I have no idea but wouldn't any non-flammable cloth do the trick? duvetyne comes to mind.
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Bentiron

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Re: what is the non-combustanble material used when soldering?
It would be a lot better if you could find a place that didn't have carpet to solder but since you seem to have no choice I suggest that you visit a welding supply store and get a welding blanket. These are fire resistant sheets that are placed over or around objects that need to be protected from sparks from welding torches.
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oneshining

- Joined on 07-28-2005
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Re: what is the non-combustanble material used when soldering?
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You could try something like fire board, it's the stuff you can find in a
home improvement store to put on the walls surrounding a stove in your house. Something
like that, or even around a wood stove on the walls. Or the layer between the brick on a fireplace and the sheet rock of the walls.
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