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Welcome to my part of “Technical Talk,” where we will discuss brazing, a very important metal-joining technique that continues to grow in usage each year in many industries around the world. Most people are familiar with welding and soldering, but many are not familiar with where brazing might fit into the overall metals-joining landscape.
Bodycote, the world’s largest thermal-processing services provider, announced the installation of further electron beam welding (EBW) capacity at its Cambridge, U.K., facility.