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TRAINING AND EDUCATION

A comprehensive evaluation of the brazing process is necessary to improve results.

Braze quality consists of three interrelated concepts:

1. Establishing and documenting a brazing procedure
2. Understanding and applying correct braze principles
3. Post-braze inspection guidelines

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FEATURED PRODUCTS

Harris Aluminum Brazing Alloy: ALUXCOR®

Harris ALUXCOR brazing alloys deliver exceptional strength, corrosion resistance, and smooth flow for joining aluminum to aluminum, copper, or brass. With non-corrosive, non-hygroscopic flux options and formulas tailored for hand or automated brazing, ALUXCOR ensures precise, reliable results every time.

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Pro Know How

What you need to know about soldering

Soldering is a joining process similar to brazing but occurs at a lower temperature, typically below 800°F, using a non-ferrous filler metal with a melting point below that of the base metal. The metals to be soldered dictate the flux, solder, and heating methods to be used. To achieve a sound soldered joint several factors should be considered.

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