Assembly and Set-Up
Manual Braze
- Induction
- Torch
Heat Treating
- Heat Treating
- Torch
- Brite Anneal
- Normalizing
- Drawing
- Stress Relieve
- Induction Hardening
Induction Braze
Furnace Braze
- Exothermic Atmosphere
- Hydrogen Atmosphere
- Vacuum Furnace
Solder
- Dip Soldering
- Hot Plate
- Induction Soldering
- Torch Soldering
Welding
- GTAW
- Tackweld
Aerospace
Medical Field
Commercial Industries
High performance, after-market automotive
Industry Specifications:
AWS
ANSI
AMS
ASTM
Mil Specifications
Customer Specifications
Brazing, welding and soldering are methods of metal joining. These methods are suitable for the production and manufacturing of parts when castings or forgings are not desirable. Welding and Soldering are metal joining methods that are sometimes better known. For those not as familiar with Brazing, Brazing is performed on base metals such as: Stainless Steel, Mild Steel, Ferrous and Non-Ferrous Metals, Brass, Copper and Carbide. Brazing is a thermal process performed using various types of braze alloys such as Copper, Nickel, Silver, and Gold based filler metals, to join similar and dissimilar metals. The base metal and base metal combinations determine the appropriate filler alloy and flux use, as do the customer's design and product requirements.
Our organization is PRI Nadcap Accredited to ensure our high standards of continued quality are met.