Everflux – 250ml
£11.95£14.34 EX VATINC VAT
Everflux is a water soluble plumbing flux trusted by plumbers for over 40 years. It cleans and solders copper pipe simultaneously, making joints faster and more reliable. Available in multiple sizes and application formats to suit different working preferences.
Everflux has been the go-to plumbing flux on British building sites for decades, and there is a reason it has stuck around. As a water soluble flux with self-cleaning properties, it removes oxides from copper pipe as it works, so you are not fighting the material before you have even started. The result is a cleaner joint, formed faster, with less faff.
The 250ml tub is a practical size for regular site work or a busy workshop. Big enough to last through a decent job, small enough to actually fit in a tool bag without taking over. If you are sweating copper fittings day in and day out, this is the size that tends to sit on the bench.
Where Everflux Gets Used
Plumbers use Everflux across the board for copper pipe installation, whether that is domestic heating systems, hot and cold water supplies, or commercial pipework. The self-cleaning action means it is particularly useful where pipe surfaces are not in pristine condition, which, if we are being honest, is most of the time on a live site.
Application Options Worth Knowing About
Everflux comes in several formats depending on how you prefer to apply it. The tub and brush combination in this 250ml format is the most common choice for workshop or bench soldering. There is also a pocket-sized stick version for when you are working in awkward spots or just want something that travels light. Having the right format for the job genuinely speeds things up.
It is water soluble, which matters for cleanup and for compatibility with modern plumbing systems where residual flux can cause corrosion over time. Rinse the joint area after soldering and you are done.
Pro Tip: Apply Everflux sparingly and evenly around the pipe and fitting socket before heating: too much flux can migrate into the pipework and cause long-term corrosion issues, particularly in sealed heating systems.






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