Brazing: Vacuum & Torch 

Vacuum Furnace Brazing

This is an advanced, high-quality joining process conducted in a controlled, oxygen-free environment. This method is ideal for complex assemblies and high-volume production requiring superior strength and consistency.Suitable for joining dissimilar metals, including stainless steel, titanium, and superalloys, commonly used in aerospace, medical, and automotive industries.

What Braze Alloy is needed? 

The choice of alloy form depends on the assembly’s configuration, such as joint clearance, component size, and production volume. Common alloys include silver-based fillers for general-purpose applications, copper-based alloys for high-strength joints, and nickel-based alloys for high-temperature or corrosion-resistant environments. Our team carefully selects the alloy form to ensure optimal joint strength, durability, and performance tailored to your project’s needs

Alloy Application

The success of both torch brazing and vacuum furnace brazing hinges on selecting and applying the right alloy in the appropriate form, tailored to the assembly’s configuration, material properties, and performance requirements. At VTI, we understand that alloy application is not a one-size-fits-all process—it’s a critical step that determines the strength, durability, and functionality of the final product.

Torch Brazing 

This is a versatile, manual joining process that uses a gas torch to apply heat and a filler metal to bond components. This method is ideal for small-scale production, repairs, or assemblies requiring precise control. The hands-on nature of torch brazing allows for fast processing, ideal for time-sensitive projects.