Conclusion
Brazing Definitions and examples

Brazing is an assembly method that requires knowledge not only of metallurgy, but also of physics, chemistry and design. Specific precautions must therefore be taken to guarantee a result in line with the final application (mechanical strength, corrosion resistance, aesthetic appearance, cost...).

These few examples of applications show that brazing has a place in all industrial sectors. Used for its metallurgical compatibility with many materials, it remains the assembly method of choice in multi-material joining.

Current brazing research focuses mainly on the formulation of new filler alloys (additive elements, nanoparticle inclusion, etc.).