How Does Inertia Friction Welding Work?
From Low Force Friction Welding to Friction Stir Welding, MTI specializes in several different types of friction welding processes. But
What is TIR in Manufacturing?
Total indicator runout, or TIR, is a term often used in manufacturing, especially when dealing with rotating parts. Other names
Low Force Friction Welding: FAQs
It’s our newest technology and has the potential to revolutionize solid-state joining as we know it – Low Force Friction
Friction Welded Parts Are All Around Us
You might not realize it yet, but friction welded parts are all around us, from the cars you drive to
Friction Welding for Fitness Applications
Friction welding is rooted in a fairly simple, yet effective concept: make good parts great and strong parts even stronger.
5 Ways Friction Welding Helps the Automotive Industry
The solid-state, forged-quality bonded joint offered by friction welding has made it an ideal manufacturing process for the automotive industry.
Eliminate Machine Downtime by Investing in a Preventative Maintenance Package
Whether it’s as small as adding a protective case to your new smartphone or as advanced as installing a state-of-the-art
Top 10 Reasons to Consider Friction Welding
Friction welding is a truly innovative process. In fact, it is not really welding at all, but actually a forging
Why Metallurgy Should Be a Priority For Your Next Project
The whir of machines, the beep of a forklift— a manufacturing floor isn’t exactly a place you’d go to find
How Friction Welding Can Solve Wear Problems in the Oil Sands Industry
Oil sands production is a tough, demanding operation. The impact loads are earth-shattering, and the often brutally cold temperatures do