Just because someone claims to be a so-called “certified” torch brazer does not mean that he/she will actually produce good-looking, leak-tight brazed joints in actual production situations.

Dan Kay answers a reader question about post-brazing distortion.

I am trying to furnace-braze a Monel K-500 thin plate to another thin plate of Monel K-500 using a nickel filler metal, but I am having problems.

The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office recently extended a pilot program that allows patent applicants to delay the payment of certain fees.

We are vacuum brazing 304L stainless steel and have been trying to braze it in vacuum with a BVAg-6b filler alloy, but it doesn’t seem to want to braze.

This question comes up frequently because many people understand that holding parts together in proper alignment prior to brazing is very important.

This is a question that I am sometimes asked by people, and the answer that I give to them is described in this blog.  

We began this discussion in early November, and we conclude it here.

In a blog posted Sept. 13, 2016, Dan Kay answered a question submitted by a reader. That same reader had a follow-up question, and Dan offered a response.

Expert Dan Kay answers a question about induction brazing coil design.