Brazing is a crucial process in metal joining that occurs within a specific temperature range.
7 Key Points on Brazing Temperatures
1. Temperature Range for Brazing
Brazing is considered to occur within a temperature range of 900°F - 2200°F (470°C - 1190°C).
2. Difference Between Brazing and Welding
Unlike welding, brazing does not melt the base metals.
3. Recommended Brazing Temperature
The recommended brazing temperature should be the lowest possible within the provided range.
4. Minimum Brazing Temperature
For most braze alloys, the minimum brazing temperature is usually at least 25ºC (50ºF) above the liquidus temperature.
5. Time at Brazing Temperature
The time at the brazing temperature should be sufficient to ensure that all sections of a part and all parts within the load reach the desired temperature.
6. Cooling Cycle After Brazing
After the brazing soak is complete, the cooling cycle can begin.
7. Specific Temperatures for Different Materials
The specific temperature for brazing depends on the materials being joined and the type of filler metal used.
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