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Tri-Mode Rotary Friction Welder
Rotary Friction Welding is a solid-state process in which one part is rotated at high speed and is pressed against
Rotary Direct Drive Friction Welder – Model 300T
This 300 ton (600K lb max., 2.7K kN max.) forge force direct drive friction welder has a 1000 max. RPM
Twin Mode Rotary Friction Welder for Stabilizer Bars – Model 120BX
Rotary Friction Welding is a solid-state process in which one part is rotated at high speed and is pressed against
Rotary Direct Drive Friction Welder for Automotive Transaxle Drive Shaft Assemblies – Model 30T
The oldest form of rotary friction welding, the direct drive process continually adds energy using an electric motor driving the
Twin Spindle Inertia Friction Welding Machine – Model 90BX
Inertia friction welding machine making two separate welds simultaneously using twin spindles.
MTI Whiteboard Wednesdays: Rotary Friction Welding Upset Control- Part 1
What is upset control? In friction welding, the amount of upset you get as a result of welding is a
MTI Whiteboard Wednesdays: Rotary Friction Welding Upset Control- Part 2
In Part One of this series, we talked about how upset is the amount of shortening of a part resulting
MTI Whiteboard Wednesdays: Rotary Friction Welding Upset Control- Part 3
Over the course of this series on upset control, we’ve discussed the repeatability of upset control and part variation in
MTI Whiteboard Wednesdays: Understanding Weld Development
In this episode of Whiteboard Wednesday, we are going to take a deeper look at our comprehensive weld development process