1. IN AN ELECTRICAL RELAY HAVING AN ENVELOPE PORTION COMPRISED OF A PLURALITY OF SEPARATE INITIALLY BRAZED COMPOSITE SUB-ASSEMBLIES INCLUDING A PLURALITY OF TRANSVERSELY EXTENDING CONTACT FLANGES DEFINING CONTACT CHAMBERS WITHIN EACH OF WHICH FIXED CONTACT MEMBERS PROVIDE A PLURALITY OF SPACED FIXED CONTACT SURFACES IN PLANAR ALIGNMENT ADAPTED TO BE SIMULTANEOUSLY ENGAGED AND DISENGAGED BY A MOBILE CONTACT, SAID SEPARATE INITIALLY BRAZED COMPOSITE SUBASSEMBLIES BEING ADAPTED TO BE HERMETICALLY UNITED IN A FINAL BRAZE OPERATION, THE METHOD OF EFFECTING PLANAR ALIGNMENT OF THE FIXED CONTACT SURFACES IN EACH CONTACT CHAMBER AND COOPERATIVE CORRELATION THEREOF WITH THE CONTACT SURFACE OF THE ASSOCIATED MOBILE CONTACT COMPRISING THE STEPS OF STACKING SAID SUB-ASSEMBLIES ONE UPON ANOTHER IN ASSOCIATION WITH BRAZE MATERIAL POSITIONED SO THAT THE SUB-ASSEMBLIES ARE BONDED ONE TO THE OTHER WHEN THE BRAZE