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03/12/2008 8:30 PM

How do you weld or cemented carbide insert to tools steel
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03/12/2008 10:07 PM

Brazing.
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03/13/2008 10:11 AM

Look to these people for materials and help have been very informative and all ways willing to help. http://www.carbideprocessors.com

They all have patented process for cermet tips on tools.

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03/13/2008 9:07 PM

Use silver solder. If you are soldering on a production basis you can use leaf or foil type silver solder and wire the tips to the base. If you are looking at really high production go for induction heating.
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05/09/2008 5:13 AM

Carbide tips or carbide inserts are brazed with the tool-steel at around 450 degree celsius in order to make a single rigid body. Silver or other non-ferrous alloys work as bonding element between carbide tip & tool-steel body. however, brazed tools do not stand against solid carbide tools, but makes your costing a bit cheaper.
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