About "Brazing Strength"

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In brazing, by determining the appropriate "filler material," "gap management," and "joint shape" for the base material to be brazed, it is possible to achieve a very strong bonding strength. When joining with a filler material that is softer than the base material and pulling as shown in the left diagram, the lateral contraction of the filler is prevented by the hard base material, resulting in a force that pulls the filler outward at the joint (tri-axial stress state). Consequently, the filler becomes less prone to deformation, thereby increasing its strength. If the conditions are met, results can be obtained that lead to base material failure in tensile tests. *For more details, please download the PDF data or feel free to contact us.

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