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Soldering and brazing

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Handbook of Precision Engineering

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Abstract

Soldering is a method of joining metal components (or at least components with a metal skin) nearly always by means of a molten metal (alloy), the solder, with a melting point below that of the components to be joined and a composition different from that of the components. The components are wetted without melting.

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