Burlington, Ontario
Production Brazing Services in Ontario
RWS performs brazing in-house for suitable components and assemblies. Each project is reviewed for base materials, joint design, fit-up, filler selection, heating requirements and production quantity.
Brazing Applications
Brazing work reviewed at RWS
Repeat components
Recurring brazed components produced against dedicated tooling.
Fittings and brackets
Brazed fittings and bracket assemblies reviewed joint by joint.
Tubular components
Tube joints reviewed for clearance, access and heating method.
Multi-part assemblies
Assemblies where several components are held and joined together.
Components requiring holding fixtures
Parts that need dedicated fixtures to keep position and joint clearance consistent.
Prototype-to-production programs
Sample parts reviewed first, then released into repeat production.
Brazing Suitability
What determines brazing suitability
- Base materials
- Joint clearance and fit-up
- Joint accessibility
- Required strength
- Heating method
- Cleanliness
- Production quantity
Tooling and Repeatability
Tooling keeps brazed joints consistent
Brazed assemblies depend on components staying where they belong while heat is applied. Dedicated fixtures hold each component in position, keep joint clearance consistent from part to part, and make the process repeatable across a production run.
Fixtures are designed around the assembly, the joints being brazed and how the parts are loaded and unloaded — and they are built in-house alongside the rest of the job.
Brazed Work at RWS
Brazed components produced in Burlington
Brazed production assembly
Brazed production assembly with brazed fittings, produced at RWS.
See related workProject Workflow
How a brazing project runs
- 01
Drawing and sample review
- 02
Joint and material assessment
- 03
Tooling development
- 04
First article
- 05
Production
- 06
Inspection
Related Capabilities
Related RWS capabilities
Weld Tooling & Fixtures
Holding fixtures and production tooling designed and built in-house.
Metal Fabrication
Fabrication, manual MIG welding, fitting and assembly in Burlington.
Welded Assemblies
Completed assemblies from first article through repeat production.
Project Management
One drawing package managed through to delivery.
FAQ
Brazing questions
- Does RWS perform brazing in-house?
- Yes. Brazing is performed in-house at our Burlington, Ontario facility for suitable components and assemblies.
- What components are suitable for production brazing?
- Suitability depends on the base materials, joint clearance and fit-up, joint accessibility, required strength, heating method, cleanliness and production quantity. Each part is reviewed before it is quoted.
- Can RWS build brazing fixtures?
- Yes. Holding fixtures and production tooling are designed and built in-house so component position and joint consistency are maintained through the run.
- Can RWS support repeat orders?
- Yes. A first article is produced and reviewed, and repeat orders then run against the approved tooling and process.
- What information is needed for pricing?
- Drawings, base materials, joint design and clearance, assembly sequence, quantities and your delivery schedule — sent to sales@robotweldingservices.com or through the quote form.
Send Us Your Brazing Project
Send your drawings with base materials, joint details and quantities and we will review the assembly and respond.
Send Us Your Drawings
One drawing package. One accountable partner.
Send your drawings and requirements — RWS plans the manufacturing route, welds and fabricates in-house, coordinates the rest, and delivers finished parts.