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Using Vacuum-brazing to selectively exploit material combinations and optimise material properties

Brazing, especially vacuum brazing, is a world champion in combining. A wide variety of materials and semi-finished products can be brazed together. This enables application-optimized material selection and/or cost-effective production of complex components.

How do your applications and components benefit from brazing in a vacuum or in an inert gas?

Design freedom and modular structure...

Brazing offers completely new design freedom to the designer. These enable new or improved functions with high innovation content. The modular design of components leads to simplified manufacturing processes and cost savings.

Brazing, a process that keeps its promises...

The brazing process is often associated with low-melting solders of low strength and is therefore quickly banished from the design table. The fact is, however, that high-temperature solder joints often go far beyond the strength of the base material and are therefore used in highly stressed assemblies – often in combination with high operating temperatures.

Vacuum brazing, a clean thing...

Unlike other brazing methods, vacuum brazing does not require flux. This avoids defects in the joint zone, so that the achievable strengths can be in the range of the base material strength and components do not oxidize even at high brazing temperatures. It is therefore not necessary to remove the often corrosive flux residues after brazing.

Inert gas brazing as a cost-effective alternative...

Inert gas brazing is an alternative if vacuum is not suitable for the joining process. This is the case when components or solders consist of materials with high vapour pressure. Nitrogen is usually used as the inert gas, which is very inert and minimizes harmful oxidation. When hydrogen is used, very high-quality solder joints are produced thanks to the reducing effect.

Brazing can also be used as a coating process...

In addition to joining two or more components, a soldering process is also suitable for coating surfaces, for example to improve wear resistance. For this purpose, special suspensions or solder mats are used to create layers with a high carbide content. An example of this is the BrazeCoat® process, which we carry out under license.

Brazing constructions and the support of the specialist...

Assemblies that are to be suitable for brazing require special preparation. Therefore, involve us in the development process as early as possible and benefit from the extensive experience of our team. We will provide you with competent support and instruct you in the correct procedure.

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