Resistance Spot Welding Electrode Work
How Does Spot Welding Work? Let’s take a look at the spot welding process, starting with the overview of the typical manual spot welder. This is a simple three-step process, but it also has many variables, which I’ll cover below....
What is spot welding? What Is Spot Welding Used For?
Spot welding is commonly used to weld sheet metal. It’s a straightforward process, but there are many ways that things can go wrong if you don’t have spot welding experience. This article will teach you the basics of the spot welding process and how it works, typical applications, suitable materials, and common problems you may encounter....
Beryllium Copper Alloy
One of the highest strength copper based alloys available on the market today is beryllium copper, also known as spring copper or beryllium bronze. The commercial grades of beryllium copper contain 0.4 to 2.0 percent beryllium. The small ratio of beryllium to copper creates a family of high copper alloys with strength as high as alloy steel. The first of the two families, C17200 and C17300, includes high strength with moderate conductivity, while the second family, C17500 and C17510, offers high conductivity with moderate strength. The principle characteristics of these alloys are their excellent response to precipitation-hardening treatments, excellent thermal conductivity, and resistance to stress relaxation....
C95500 - Aluminium Bronze
Aluminum Bronze C95500 adds up to 5.5% thick composition for enhanced durability, very high resistance to wear and corrosion. Aluminum bronze C95500 is heat treated after work to increase the strength and hardness to high levels (C95500HT). Therefore, it is used as bearings and bearings, gears and abrasive parts. In particular, used in many marine applications as well as machinery parts, machinery parts, mining equipment, aircraft parts and military applications....
