By: Buffalo Manufacturing Works Team | April 20th, 2020

Low force friction welding, a technology developed jointly by EWI and Manufacturing Technology, Inc. (MTI), combines resistance-based pre-heating with a translational relative motion to create a joint. The process has been successfully tested on metals and metal-based alloys.

One such study is
reviewed in Low Force Friction Welds in 4130 Steel: A Preliminary Microstructural
Characterization,
a paper by EWI’s Senior Technology Advisor Jerry Gould
and MTI’s President & CEO Dan Adams. To download this paper at no charge,
simply fill out the form on this page.

If you would like to
learn more about low force friction welding, contact Jerry Gould at
614.688.5121 or [email protected].

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