Brazing paste is a combination of alloy in powder form, a binder and many times a flux. This combination can be an ideal way to improve production efficiency with automation. In addition, certain alloys that are not possible in solid form can be created for use as a paste. We offer a limitless combination of alloys, binders and fluxes for superior performance on your applications. (read more)

We offer braze annd solder alloys for every aluminum application. For brazing, 4047 (718) is the most common alloy. For soldering, a combination of zinc and aluminum is used. For both options we offer bulk materials (spooled wire, rod), preforms, paste and powder. We also offer flux core and coated materials in a variety of preform designs. (read more)

In addition to their paste manufacturing, they maintain an extensive inventory of cadmium free brazing alloys in both strip and wire. They use this inventory to manufacture custom shapes of brazing alloy for your applications on their metal forming equipment. (read more)

For every braze application, we offer a silver brazing alloy to do the job. Used on ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Especially useful when joining dissimilar metals. We sell over 1 million ounces of these alloys in many forms including bulk (wire, strip, rod, paste and powder) as well as made to order preforms. Heating methods available include torch, induction and furnace. (read more)

Tricon Industries' brazing paste products can be used for brazing ferrous and some nonferrous materials. Tricon has brazing pastes that work in virtually all-commercial furnace atmospheres. Standard products include pure copper, copper-iron, copper-nickel and copper tin. (read more)

Brazing fluxes for every application (steel, stainless, brass, copper, carbides, aluminum). We are a primary distributor of Wolverine brand fluxes - Ultra-Flux^TM for standard applications and Black Flux for high temp requirements. These are water based and available in paste as well as powder. In addition, we offer dispensible flux systems when automation is used. (read more)

Radyne Brazing Systems deliver unmatched quality, repeatability, throughput, and safety that can't be achieved with flame or hand induction systems. Radyne Brazing Systems feature low cost and quick change-over tooling to rapidly switch production to different parts. Features like these make Radyne brazing systems the ideal flexible solution for any brazing operation. (read more)

CONTRACT BRAZING & SOLDERING
Let Fusion Braze your Parts!

Do you have a brazing operation you would like to outsource? Or, are you being asked to braze parts, but have zero experience? Consider having Fusion braze or solder the parts for you. (read more)

Our unique and highly developed metal deposition process, coined LAP™ (Laser Applied Powder), offers government and private industry first-time access to this extraordinary metal surface restoration technology. We will initially focus on surface restoration for aerospace, power generation, and defense applications. (read more)

Of all brazing processes, the most variables are presented when brazing in atmosphere or vacuum. Among these are the type of base and filler metal used, type of atmosphere, dew point, temperature, and even furnace construction. Most furnace brazing pastes are supplied without flux, consisting only of atomized filler metal and a neutral binder. (read more)