What is Soldering?

Soldering joins metals by flowing a thin capillary thickness layer, of filler metal into the space between them. Bonding results from the intimate contact produced by dissolution of a small amount of base metal into the molten filler metal, without fusion of the base metal. The term soldering is used when the temperature is less than some arbitrary value, typically 880°F (470°C).*

Gasbarre specializes in the design and manufacture of custom-engineered soldering furnaces specific to the thermal processing industry.

Gasbarre furnaces are:

built to rigorous standards using advanced technologies and materials
reliable, providing years of operation at process temperature extremes
configurable with features and options to meet your specific needs
backed by superior customer service and a promise that our technical staff will work with you to configure a soldering furnace that will not only satisfy your needs, but exceed your expectations!

Gasbarre’s complete line of Soldering Furnaces is listed below.

Bell / Retort

This C.I. Hayes furnace is designed for heat treating applications requiring close control of both temperature and protective atmosphere.

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Continuous Mesh Belt

Sinterite is a leading manufacturer of Continuous Mesh Belt (or Conveyor Belt) Furnaces, and will custom-design to your particular specifications and application.

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Continuous Mesh Belt – Solitaire

This C.I. Hayes furnace is known for its compact design and for its popularity for brazing and bright annealing of jewelry pieces.

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*Source: Daniel H. Herring, “The Heat Treat Doctor.” The HERRING GROUP, Inc.