Solid joining

Process Joining process of two wires or rods by heat created by a contact resistance between the workpieces.

Process Joining process where a large plastic deformation joins together two workpieces without pre-heating.

Process Joining process by heat and pressure where the contact surfaces are joined by diffusion of atoms.

Process Joining process that welds two workpieces by the generation of an electric arc. It’s imperative that the detail has a defined protrusion.

Process Joining process resulting from the continuous supply of a metal electrode, which is melted in the presence of a protective gas.

Process Joining process done by melting a metal electrode. This takes place along with a continuous addition of flux.

Process Joining process done in a vacuum chamber by the heat generated by an electron beam.

Process Joining process where two metal sheets are welded together by the heat and pressure created by an explosive which is detonated above the upper plate.

Process Joining process where heat is generated by contact resistance between two rods burning away any impurities on the contact surface and welding the parts together.

Process Joining process done by rotating a non-consumed tool that creates friction and pressure.