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Brazing &
Soldering |
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A Johnson Matthey Brazepaste
or Solderpaste consists of a braze alloy in powder form and where
appropriate a flux. These components are held together in a uniform
paste by a specially formulated binder system.
The end product is a custom made brazing or soldering solution,
which can offer some unique benefits to JM customers.
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Some Features and Benefits
Of Brazepasters & Solderpasters: |
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Cost saving |
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Paste provides improved
material and quality control and inventory reduction. |
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Automation |
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Paste improves productivity
and 'de-skills' the joining process. |
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Versatility |
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Paste can be applied as
a dot or any shape over the joint. This helps on unusual shaped components |
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Health & Safety
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Handling is reduced because flux is incorporated into the product
which is applied from airtight containers and Dispensing Equipment
see technical issues.
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How to Use Brazepaste |
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The use of Brazepaste requires a slightly different
technique to that used in hand torch brazing. The basic principles
to joint design with a close capillary gap, degreasing of parent
metals, correct heating technique, residue removal & safety
requirements always apply. Whilst no particular joint design is
excluded from brazing with brazepaste the suitability of a component
is dependent on these being a place to deposit the required amount
of paste.
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