[en] The aim of this work is to show the implication of the experimental parameters (welding temperature, temperature holding time, lining pressure, surface states, atmosphere) on the bonds quality. On the other hand, the feasibility of an homogeneous bond has been shown on two materials prepared by the Haynes firm: the HR-120 (iron-nickel-chromium alloy which has good properties at high temperature: 1100 C) and the HR-230 (other iron-nickel-chromium alloy which has a very good resistance at high temperature: until 1150 C and at oxidation too). The study of welding specimens by metallographic analysis allows to conclude to the establishment of healthy bonds, particularly if the experimental parameters are scrupulously respected. (O.M.)