Vacuum Brazing of YG10 & Titanium Alloy
Normantherm•8/25/2026
Vacuum brazing of YG10 cemented carbide and titanium alloy is an advanced joining technology used to create strong and reliable connections between two different materials. YG10 provides excellent hardness and wear resistance, while titanium alloy offers high strength, low weight, and corrosion resistance. Vacuum brazing helps maintain the quality and performance of both materials during the joining process.
Process
The process begins with careful cleaning, surface preparation, and precise positioning of the YG10 and titanium alloy components. A suitable brazing filler metal is placed between the joining surfaces. The assembly is then heated inside a high-vacuum brazing furnace under controlled temperature conditions. The molten filler flows into the joint and forms a strong metallurgical bond. Controlled heating and cooling help minimize thermal stress, distortion, and cracking.
Application Industries
Vacuum-brazed YG10 and titanium alloy components are used in cutting tools, aerospace, automotive, medical, mold & die, precision machining, and industrial equipment. Typical applications include wear-resistant tools, cutting components, drilling tools, lightweight machining assemblies, and high-performance industrial parts.
With high joint reliability, excellent cleanliness, precise temperature control, and reduced oxidation, vacuum brazing provides an effective solution for joining YG10 cemented carbide with titanium alloy for demanding industrial applications.

