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Seeking help with welding stainless steel S30408 and copper TP2

2020-11-16View Original

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Our company uses 10mm copper tubes inserted into stainless steel tubes with an inner diameter of 10.5 for welding; currently we employ manual silver welding rods of type HL303 for this purpose. Are there any other welding methods available?
Reply #22020-11-17
Please don’t let the post sink – does anyone with experience have any advice?
Reply #32020-11-20
At present, flame brazing is a more suitable method
Reply #42020-11-21
Well, my company uses this method as well, but the success rate of helium leak detection isn’t very satisfactory
Reply #52020-11-24
Is it a welding issue, welding technique? ? The welded parts must be cleaned thoroughly before welding, and washed with acetone
Reply #62020-11-24
Stainless steel and copper can also be welded; I learned it*
Reply #72020-11-25
At first, I also suspected it was a problem with the welder’s skills. It is cleaned before welding, and now the company is considering using high-frequency welding.

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