Brass Brazing Alloy
Copper-zinc brazing filler metals are mainly used in fast-heating brazing processes such as flame brazing, high frequency induction brazing and resistance brazing. It is used to braze copper, copper alloys, steels, cast iron and cemented carbide. Contaminantes on the surface, such as grease and oxides must be removed thoroughly before brazing. Addition of flux is necessary during brazing in order to obtain optimal brazed joints.
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This brass brazing alloy contains Sn and Si, which can improve the wettability of the brazing alloy and prevent the volatilisation of Zn during brazing.
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This brass brazing alloy contains Fe and Mn, which can improve the strength and hardness of the brazing joints. It can be used in the applications which require high brazing performance and joint strength.
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This brass brazing alloy contains relatively high level of Ni, which can improve the plasticity of the alloy and the wettability of the brazing filler metal on cemented carbide. It is especially suitable for brazing cemented carbide, and can be used for brazing applications with high corrosion requirements, such as the brazing of steels and nickel alloys.
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This brass brazing alloy is relatively simple. Si element is used to prevent the volatilisation of Sn.
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This brass brazing alloy contains Sn, and has good wettability.