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peter.ean
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Brazing material for Titanium alloys

07/25/2008 2:20 AM

I am looking for good brazing material for Titanium alloys. There are two different combinations. One is Ti-6-4 to Ti-6-4. The other one is Ti-6-4 to 15-3-3-3. Vacuum brazing will be performed in our product. Your reponse is appreciated.

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Re: Brazing material for Titanium alloys

07/28/2008 3:43 AM

Hi peter.ean,

I've just read this in our host Globalspec:

http://www.metalworker.com.au/articles/Brazing-titanium-to-eliminate-welding_z173201.htm.

You could find useful this link too:

http://www.welding-advisers.com/PRACTICAL_WELDING_LETTER-PracticalWeldingLetterNo46.html

It seems they use zirconium (quite similar behaviour to Ti) for brazing.

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Re: Brazing material for Titanium alloys

07/28/2008 3:50 PM

Hi,

thank you Kwetz for the links, very useful!!

Peter.Ean: I just tried AgCuTi and it worked despite nonideal vacuum.

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Re: Brazing material for Titanium alloys

07/28/2008 10:33 PM

Zr-rich titanium brazing paste is a commerical product or just under development? How and where can I buy some?
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