Silver Brazing is a lower temperature Brazing process then most furnace type Brazing operations, such as Copper Brazing and Nickel Brazing. The typical Brazing temperatures with our heating methods are approximately 1325 deg. Fahrenheit, while most furnace brazing temperatures are around 1950-2200 deg. Fahrenheit.

When lower temperature Silver Brazing alloys are combined with our localized Induction Heating methods, the results are Brazed assemblies that are more dimensionally and metallurgically unaffected by the Brazing process.

Induction Heating is a process that induces a high frequency magnetic field to only the area of the part that is being Brazed. The rest of the part does not get heated. In a furnace braze operation the entire part is heated to the brazing temperature. This can result in unwanted size and metallurgical changes in the assembly.

A properly designed and Brazed Silver Braze joint can have as much strength as the base metals of the assembly. In many cases the formation of a good Silver Braze fillet will actually make the assembly mechanically stronger. By utilizing our selection of Induction Heaters we are able to provide very precise and consistent Silver Braze joints with minimal distortion .