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spot welding

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spot welding
n.
Welding of overlapping pieces of metal at small points by application of great pressure and electric current.

spot-weld (sptwld) v.
spot-welder n.
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Noun1.spot welding - creating an overlapping joint by welding at small points
welding - fastening two pieces of metal together by softening with heat and applying pressure


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of Missouri-Rolla), Mahoney (independent consultant, physical metallurgy) and Lienert (technical staff member, Los Alamos National Laboratory) have collected research papers on such topics as energy generation during friction stir spot welding, corrosion in 2XXX-T8 aluminum alloys, friction taper stud welding of creep resistant 10CrMo910 and post-weld microstructures in FSW HSLA-65.
Typically, he explains, the method is for operators to monitor the tip wear on robotic spot welding guns by looking at the welds produced.
The 20- and 40-kHz, 500W units are designed for spot welding, staking, and inserting.
 
 
 
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