Brazing is the process of joining two or more metal parts into a single assembly at a temperature of at least 450º C and using a filler metal alloy that will melt above 450º C, but below the melting point of the metals to be joined. Silver brazing alloys produces a structural bond between the joined metals.
Product Groups:
- Silver Brazing Alloys
- Cadmium free Silver Brazing Alloys
- Phosphorus Copper Brazing Alloys
- Special Soft Solders
- High Temperature Brazing Alloys
Principal requirements
Good Brazing practice requires
Proper joint design
Clean materials
Correct ally selection
Controlled heating technique
Product forms produced by Thessco Ltd.
Availability is governed by the characteristics of the selected alloy, but the forms generally available are:
Rods, plain and flux coated Wire
Strip/foil
Preforms as washers / rings/ special shapes
Powders
Fluxes in powders and shape
