Explain the difference between brazing and braze welding
What will be an ideal response?
Brazing is bonding with metals and alloys that melt at or above 840°F where capillary action occurs.
This term also refers to joining parts that are fitted extremely well. Braze welding needs the same
temperature but does not have capillary action, the alloy is bonded to each part, and the void between
or around the part is filled with the melted alloy.
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