braze

/breɪz/
verb
  1. To join two pieces of metal by heating them and adding a filler metal that melts at a temperature above 450°C (840°F).
    • They used a torch to braze the broken parts of the metal frame.
    • Learning to braze properly is an important skill for metalworkers.
    • The technician will braze the copper pipes together to create a strong joint.
  2. To make something look like brass; to decorate or coat with brass.
    • They used a special technique to braze the surface of the decorative plate.
    • The craftsman decided to braze the iron handles to give them a golden finish.
    • The antique dealer explained how artisans would braze ordinary metal to imitate brass.
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