A FSW head on my CNC? What is going on in your head? Mounting a friction stir welding head on your machine may raise questions: Is there a risk of damaging the spindle of my...
The importance of clamping jig A clamping jig is specially designed and manufactured to hold the parts during the FSW welding operation. The quality of the weld depends on...
Hydrogen cryogenic tank: a forward-looking concept for aeronautics Given that 2% of global CO2 emissions come from aviation, and that CO2 emissions from aircraft have...
FRICTION STIR WELDING: A REVOLUTION IN ALUMINIUM WELDING Friction Stir Welding of aluminium parts is simple, repeatable, and affordable. However, this technology is still...
FRICTION STIR WELDING X RHEOCASTING In the last few years, industry has been undergoing a deep transformation. Indeed, with the massive arrival of new technologies,...
FRICTION STIR WELDING: BUTT & LAP COMPARISON Friction Stir Welding can be performed in two ways: butt and lap welding. In this article we review these types of FSW...
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