Low-fuming bronze brazing alloys create minimal fumes when they are heated. Sometimes called bronze rods, these alloys provide filler metal for joining cast iron to cast iron, cast iron to copper, cast iron to nickel, cast iron to stainless steel, cast iron to steel, copper to nickel, copper to stainless steel, copper to steel, nickel to nickel, nickel to stainless steel, nickel to steel, stainless steel to stainless steel, stainless steel to steel, and steel to steel.

Nickel-silver brazing alloys offer better shear strength than other brazing alloys. They are typically used to repair drill bits and machine parts that will be used in applications where they will be exposed to heavy abuse, such as deep-hole drilling, excavation, or mining. These alloys provide filler metal for braze-welding tungsten carbide to copper, tungsten carbide to nickel, tungsten carbide to stainless steel, tungsten carbide to steel, copper to nickel, copper to stainless steel, copper to steel, nickel to stainless steel, nickel to steel, stainless steel to stainless steel, and stainless steel to steel.