cold welding

"Cold welding" is a unique technique that allows metals to join without heat, relying solely on pressure and clean surfaces.

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Definition

C1Manufacturing

(technical)A process where two clean, oxide-free metal surfaces bond together under high pressure without the application of heat.

Example

  • Cold welding is often used in the aerospace industry for joining metal components in a vacuum.

C1Engineering

(technical)A solid-state welding method that joins metals through atomic bonding due to the absence of an oxide layer and the application of sufficient force.

Example

  • Engineers prefer cold welding for certain materials like copper and aluminum that are difficult to weld using traditional methods.

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