When a manufacturing process calls for two or more pieces of metal to be joined together, brazing or soldering are the natural, lower-temperature production choices. In both cases, the advantage is that the metals to be joined are virtually unaffected. Induction brazing excels in joining different types of metals to one another: aluminum, silver, copper, gold and nickel parts are often joined to each other through brazing techniques. In some cases, soldering of metals—using even lower temperatures than brazing—is the more efficient and effective joining technique.
Inductotherm Group companies manufacture a variety of induction brazing and vacuum-brazing systems that can handle low to high volume production requirements with a wide range of part-handling variations, including single-up, multi-up, side-by-side, conveyor or rotary-indexed functionality.
