Brief Description

Metal is joined when a braze alloy creates a diffusion bond between the metal components during the thermal vacuum process. Finished parts are bright and clean. Moreover, brazing parts in a vacuum furnace allows joining of assemblies under ultra-clean conditions. With no oxygen present, fluxes are not required, therefore leaving the braze joint free of porosity and oxide inclusions. Metal joining is necessary for components too complex to machine. There are many metal joining processes, each having advantages for certain applications. Jan Long VB serious -Vacuum Brazing Furnace offers one of the strongest bonding methods for metal joining. It's application in material joining offers many important advantages as well. Manufacturers of instrument and part assemblies should consider when selecting a metal joining approach. Single assemblies, or large quantities of assemblies, can be efficiently brazed in this furnace to meet customer's cost-effective requirement.