
Bi-metallic application linear friction welding of copper alloy block to aluminum plate
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Bi-metallic application linear friction welding of copper alloy block to aluminum plate
Bi-metallic application linear friction welding of copper bars to aluminum plate top angle view
Linear friction welding of all shapes of parts
Welded machine tool spindle blank - as machined
Welded machine tool spindle blank. Replaces costly forging.
Welded machine tool spindle blank - as machined
Keyway and T-slot cutters. Welded blanks made from AISI6145 shanks and M4 tool steel heads.
Materials: Steel - Medium Carbon, Steel - Tool
Technology: Rotary Friction Welding
Geometry: Bar to Plate
Countersinks. High-speed steel heads welded to mild-steel shanks.
Materials: Steel - Medium Carbon, Steel - Tool
Technology: Rotary Friction Welding
Geometry: Bar to Plate
Shock absorber base cup. Weld between threaded stud and base cup firmly traps washer in place.
Input shaft for automotive transmission. Stamped hub to machined barstock.
Transmission input shaft
Materials: Steel - Low Carbon, Steel - Low Carbon Alloy (Gear Steel)
Technology: Rotary Friction Welding
Geometry: Bar to Plate