RANGE : 15 –250 kVA
Keje Electric Resistance Brazing Machines use the resistance heating principle to join metals by brazing. In this process, the workpieces are locally heated by the resistance generated when electric current passes through the electrodes and the components. The filler metal placed between the workpieces melts and forms a strong metallurgical bond.
This method provides localized heating, precise control, and energy-efficient operation, making it ideal for industrial brazing applications.
Keje Electric manufactures two types of resistance brazing equipment:
Resistance brazing can be used for a wide range of metals and alloys, except materials with melting points below 400°C, such as lead or tin.
Typical applications include:
This process is widely used in electrical, automotive, tool manufacturing, and heavy engineering industries.
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Machine Type | Pneumatic Spot Welder |
| Control System | Electronic Timer / SCR Control |
| Electrode Pressure | Adjustable |
| Cooling | Water Cooled |
| Operation | Pneumatic/Manual |
Resistance brazing is a joining process where heat is generated by electrical resistance to melt filler metal between two components, creating a strong metallurgical bond.
Copper, brass, steel, tungsten carbide tips, and other high-temperature alloys can be brazed using this process.
Resistance brazing provides localized heating, lower power consumption, faster cycle times, and better process control.
Keje Electric Resistance Brazing Machines are available in a 15 kVA to 250 kVA range depending on the application.
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