Vacuum brazing and Heat treatment
High-Precision Bonds in the Cleanest Environments
Expertise in Vacuum Furnace Solutions
High-Precision Assembly Solutions for Large Scientific Instruments
CERN’s vacuum brazing capabilities combine precise temperature control with advanced joining techniques to produce high-accuracy, low-deformation assemblies. From metals to ceramics, these processes enable complex, reliable components for cutting-edge accelerator and experimental systems.
Vacuum Brazing: Accuracy through Temperature Control

Vacuum brazing is a joining process where parts are heated uniformly in a controlled atmosphere. This homogeneous temperature rise enables the assembly of components with high dimensional accuracy and minimal deformation. It is particularly useful for materials that cannot be welded by conventional methods, including metals and ceramics. The process also offers design flexibility, making it possible to produce both simple and complex assemblies, whether in a single operation or through multiple successive steps.
Brazing is the joining of components with a filler metal that melts at a lower temperature than the base materials.

Core Vacuum Furnace Capabilities
A Long Tradition of Precision Brazing Serving Generations of Experiments
With decades of experience in brazing, CERN has developed and refined techniques to assemble complex accelerator components. This long-standing know-how continues to support today’s projects while evolving to meet the demands of future scientific instruments


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