Dip Brazing

TSI has multiple dip braze baths, giving us the ability to offer our customers industry-leading capacity. Some of the benefits of dip brazing are:

Reduced Tooling Cost. The dip brazing process uses little, if any, specialized tooling. Fixturing is generally accomplished with common fixtures that allow for quick and inexpensive configuration changes.

Material Savings. Unlike castings or machined parts, dip brazing can be done at near net size.

Reduced Fastener Count. Reduce cost by reducing fastening and the labor to complete assemblies through conventional means.

Improved Structural Integrity. Dip brazing offers a continuous leak-tight and EMI shielded joint, even with a variety of material thicknesses.

Better Conductivity. As the dip brazed joint is aluminum, electrical and thermal conductivity is clearly better than that achieved with an adhesive bonded or mechanically attached assembly.

Less Distortion. The braze process heats all components uniformly, thus yielding less distortion than that of a welded part.

Lower Cost. The dip brazed process yields the lowest cost given the superior characteristics achieved.

Design Freedom. The design engineer will enjoy a greater range of options using the dip brazed process.