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Articles tagged with "brazing"
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Brazing copper tubing: It's simpler than it seemsTorch brazing copper tubing is one of the most common–but widely misunderstood–joining processes. It's possible to make sound joints that are just as strong as the copper tube, easier to braze, and less expensive to produce. But first you have to know basic brazing concepts, including joint design, filler metal behavior, and metallurgy.
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6 steps to successful brazing: Why using correct procedures is importantAlthough capillary action basically is the magic behind ensuring proper filler metal distribution into a joint, six basic steps also are necessary to make sure that the design and engineering of the joint helps lead to a good brazed joint.
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Joining incompatible materialsCertain metal combinations cannot be joined successfully with fusion welding. Deciding how to join them requires examining options, including potential material substitutions and process possibilities. This article discusses these options and offers a blueprint for the best solution.
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Magical, mystical metal: The art of Richard WilsonRichard Wilson's metal art reflects his appreciation for metal's lesser-known intrinsic qualities. This article explains how Wilson became a welder and metal artist and describes the materials and processes he uses. It details one project from start to finish. It also offers insight into the future of the welding labor force from Wilson's perspective as a welding instructor and manufacturing consultant.
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Brazing copper and copper alloys: When to use it and how to do itIt is important to be able to identify when brazing is suitable for joining copper or copper alloys, how it is applied, and which filler metals to use.
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