Brazing method qualification

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The brazing method qualification is a company-specific qualification. With a brazing method qualification, you can prove that you can perform the described soldering method in accordance with the standards. For this you need an assessment by a professional third party.

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Apply for procedure qualification requirement

Brazed joints are classified as so-called permanent joints. Joints that are not brazed correctly can entail great risks. After a successful test, a correctly prepared brazing procedure specification leads to an approved procedure qualification requirement. The various essential variables are precisely defined in this document and the quality of the solder joint is tested.

The difference between high and low temperature brazing

The main difference between high and low temperature brazing is the melting point of the additive material. When additive material has a melting point below 450 degrees Celsius, this is called low temperature brazing. When the additive material has a higher melting point than 450 degrees Celsius, this is called high temperature brazing. Brazing is used for applications in things like refrigeration technology and installation systems for medical gases.