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Braze material guide oerlikon

Braze Materials Guide Issue September CContents The Oerlikon Metco Di ?erence Key Information Trademarks and Brands Symbols Braze Characteristics Product Forms and Availability How to Use This Guide Braze Alloys Cobalt Base Iron Base Nickel Base Activated Di ?usion Alloys Cobalt Base Nickel Base Proprietary Products Standard and Superalloy Filler Materials Cobalt Base Nickel Base Honeycomb Filler Materials Nickel Base Product Index Customer Speci ?cations Braze Materials Guide ?? September ? ?? Oerlikon Metco CThe Oerlikon Metco Di ?erence Every successful brazing solution starts with the right material choice Oerlikon Metco is a world-class manufacturer and supplier of high- temperature brazing materials for a wide range of joining and fastening applications Many of our braze alloys are available in a variety of forms including powder paste adhesive or non-adhesive tape and preforms Consult with your Oerlikon Metco sales representative for custom solutions appropriate for your application Our quality commitment is evidenced by our ISO and AS quality standards and Nadcap approved laboratories Our strong commitment to the environment and the safety of our coworkers and customers is validated by our ISO and OHSAS certi ?cations We verify our products through stringent in-process testing programs While certi ?cations are mandated for certain applications compliance assures that our standard and custom brazing materials perform to your demanding requirements Our braze portfolio is just one of our many material specialities Should your needs be better suited to thermal spray hardface welding PTA laser cladding electronic ?llers or pack di ?usion Oerlikon Metco is a leading supplier of these materials Please refer to the appropriate material catalogs for more information about our products and solutions for these processes Key Information Trademarks and Brands The following brands in this publication are trademarks or reg- istered trademarks of their respective owners Hastelloy Haynes International Inc Inconel Huntington Alloys Corporation Stellite Kennametal Inc Tribaloy Kennametal Inc The following product brands used in this guide or other me- dia are Oerlikon Metco trademarks or registered trademarks ? Amdry ? Metco ? Sprababbitt ? ChamPro ? MetcoClad ? Sprabronze ? Diamalloy ? Metcolite ? Sprasteel ? Durabrade ? Metcoloy ? Thermospray ? E-Fill ? Metcoseal ? WOKA ? HOSP ? PlasmaDur ? WokaDur Symbols The following Chemical Symbols are used in this guide Al Aluminum Mn Manganese B Boron Nb Cb Niobium C Carbon or Carbide Ni Nickel Co Cobalt P Phosphorus Cr Chromium RE Rare Earths Cu Copper Si Silicon Fe Iron Ta Tantalum In Indium Ti Titanium La Lanthanum W Tungsten Mo Molybdenum Y Yttrium Amdry braze alloy powders are produced using dry gas atomization which ensures is high quality homogeneous product Braze Materials Guide ?? September ? ?? Oerlikon Metco CKey Information Braze Characteristics The quality of brazed joints is very subjective and based on a number of variables including the composition of the base metal joint size and con ?guration method of heating time at temperature and the braze alloy used The following comparative descriptions are provided for braze materials in this guide to aid