The machine shown in the image is a high-frequency brazing machine used in our factory for welding diamond segments onto the steel core of saw blades. This process is one of the most critical steps in the entire manufacturing workflow, as it directly affects the bond strength and operational safety of the segments. Using high-frequency induction heating, the solder quickly melts and evenly wets the contact surface, forming a strong and stable metallurgical bond. Compared to traditional flame brazing, high-frequency brazing offers advantages such as rapid heating, precise temperature control, minimal deformation, and superior joint strength. This process significantly reduces the risk of segment detachment and enhances both product consistency and lifespan, ensuring high-performance output in demanding cutting applications.