I have a customer who wants to use ammonia in a belt furnace for their brazing. I was wondering what the health aspects of this would be for staff, and what environmental impact it has on nature.

When people look at a brazed joint, the only thing they can see is the external braze fillet.

Can you silver braze in a vacuum furnace?

What should we be doing to ensure good brazing in our vacuum furnace?

We pick up where we left off last month with our final two posts on the subject of brazing heat- and corrosion-resistant alloys.

"Which BFM should I use?" is a commonly asked question, and it has many possible answers.

In the previous posts for this series, corrosion-resistant alloys were defined and techniques for obtaining the best brazing joints were discussed.

Brazing is a highly versatile and cost-effective high-temperature method to permanently join a wide range of heat- and corrosion-resistant alloys for service in diverse industries.

Brazing is a highly versatile and cost-effective high-temperature method to permanently join a wide range of heat- and corrosion-resistant alloys for service in diverse industries.

It is often assumed that if a joint can be welded, then that same joint design could probably be brazed. That’s totally wrong.