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brazed joint

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brazed joint [¦brāzd ′jȯint]
(metallurgy)
The joining of two or more metallic components by brazing or braze welding.
brazed joint
A gastight and watertight metal-pipe joint formed by brazing; often used in copper piping systems.
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