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Unparalleled Quality with Our Cost-Saving Brazing Tools
Brazing Dimpler Corporation has received high acclaim and featured many times within the engineering community. The breakthrough article, “Conventional Wisdom: When Brazing Copper Tube Is Wrong,” published in PMEngineer (PME) in January 2005, highlighted the numerous benefits of our specialized dimpler, including:
- Improved Brazed Joint Quality
- 50% Reduction in Brazed Joint Cost over the MCAA Labor Estimating Manual
- Enhanced Long-Term Performance of Joints
- Simplified Cutting and Assembly Process
- 50% Reduction in Filler Metal Consumption
- Easier Braze Welding for Top-Quality Joints
Technical Articles on Brazing
Our expertise and innovative solutions are further supported by the following technical articles that simplify the understanding of brazing techniques and optimize outcomes:
Unlock the true potential of your brazing work simpler with Brazing Corporation tools. Improve your brazed joints’ quality and reliability today. Join the revolution and elevate your workflow. If you have questions, don’t hesitate to connect with us today.
Check Out Our Product Specifications
Streamline your brazing tasks by converting copper fittings designed for soldering into fittings designed for brazing by dimpling the fitting so that the tube is only partially inserted into the fitting. Eliminate the need for full tube insertion, saving valuable time and resources with the Brazing DimplerTM.
Certified for use with medical gas piping under since the 2012 edition of NFPA 99 , our tool ensures the creation of excellent brazed joints according to ANSI/ASME B16.50 standards. Learn more about our product specifications here.

Assembling and Heating Brazed Joints
In the section regarding assembling and heating brazed joints, the NFPA 99 specifies that, “Tube ends shall be inserted into the socket, either fully or to a mechanically limited depth that is not less than the minimum cup depth (overlap) specified by ANSI/ASME B16.50, Wrought Copper and Copper Alloy Braze-Joint Pressure Fittings.”

