Carbide Tipping is specific brazing process by which a hardened tip material is applied to a base material to produce an extremely hard cutting edge. When using induction heating, the tipping material is brazed to the base material with temperatures up to 1000-1100 °C

Tipped with carbide segments, the brazed tools provide a cutting surface with the combined characteristics of compressive strength, extreme hot hardness at high temperatures, and resistance to abrasion, corrosion and thermal shock.

Benefits
In-house operation of replacing carbide tips enables fast turnaround time, and minimizes downtime.
Precise control of the time and temperature.
Power on demand with rapid heat cycles.
Repeatable process, not operator dependent.
Safe heating with no open flames.
Energy efficient heating.