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    mgj
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      This is just annealing copper tube so that a TE backhead can be plumbed in.
       
      What is the process and when do I know its hot enough?
       
      I have a torch and a small hearth, so getting it up to temperature shouldn’t be a problem.
       
      It’s just the detail I need please.
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      mgj
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        JasonB
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          Heat until it just glows a dark red then allow to cool naturally – no quenching. Best not to do this in bright sunlight as it can be hard to see the beginnings of the red glow.
           
          Jason
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          Circlip
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            @circlip
            Copper can be quenched Jason, Brass no.
             
              Regards  Ian
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            mgj
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              @mgj
              Thank you. Just never had to do copper before. It’s just to take out any work hardening from the process.M.
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