Braze

usgb/breɪz/
verb

To braze is to join two metals together using a filler metal that melts at a higher temperature than solder but at a lower temperature than the melting point of the metals being joined.

The technician will braze the two pipes to ensure a secure connection.
Visual representation of "braze" - To braze is to join two metals together using a filler metal that melts at a higher temperature than solder but at a lower temperature than the melting point of the metals being joined.

Often appears as...

  • braze metals
  • braze joints

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Neutral

Welding, soldering, metal joining

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Technical Term

This is a specific term in metalworking.

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When discussing processes of joining metals, use 'braze' instead of solder or weld.
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Precision in Application

It’s important to choose the correct filler metal based on the metals being fused.

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Different metals require specific fillers for effective brazing.
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Adherence to Safety Standards

Ensure that safety measures are followed during the brazing process.

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Brazing can involve high temperatures, so protective gear is essential.
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