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Logic4training's Refrigeration and AC Pipework Oxy-Fuel Brazing Training Course for operatives working within the Refrigeration and HVAC sectors who need to be able to braze to the required standards for either Small Commercial Scheme (1/4” to 7/8”) or Large Commercial Scheme (1 1/8” to 4 1/8”) across a range of pipework materials and brazing alloys using Oxy-fuels.

This Refrigeration and AC Pipework Oxy-Fuel Brazing Training Course is designed to provide practical, hands-on experience while meeting the safety and competency standards required within the air conditioning and refrigeration industry. Emphasising key brazing techniques for copper-to-copper and copper-to-brass joints, the course prepares participants for the installation and maintenance of HVAC systems in line with current best practice and compliance regulations.

This course is ideally suited for HVAC, refrigeration, and air conditioning engineers who are either new to pipework and brazing or require a refresher in these essential skills. It is also designed for professionals who wish to update or renew their abilities and demonstrate compliance with current industry standards.

FAQ's

Oxy-fuel brazing is a process that uses a mixture of oxygen and a fuel gas (such as acetylene, propane, or hydrogen) to produce a high-temperature flame. This flame is applied to the joint area of metal components, heating them enough to melt a filler metal or alloy, which then flows into the joint by capillary action. Importantly, the base metals are not melted, only the filler metal, which allows for the creation of strong, leak-proof joints without altering the properties of the base materials.

The oxy-fuel torch creates a very hot, controllable flame, making it ideal for precise work on copper, brass, and steel pipework, as commonly required in refrigeration and air conditioning installation and maintenance. The method is also referred to as “oxy-acetylene brazing” when using acetylene as the fuel gas, and it is valued for its versatility, portability, and ability to achieve reliable joints in a variety of pipe sizes and materials.

Oxy-fuel brazing is widely used in the HVAC and refrigeration industries to ensure safe, effective, and compliant pipework connections.