19 Sep,2024
Tips:Pressure Welding
Pressure welding refers to applying a certain pressure to the combined weldment in a heated or unheated state to cause plastic deformation or melting, and through recrystallization and diffusion, the atoms on the two separated surfaces are connected by forming a metallic bond. Pressure welding is a typical solid phase welding method. During solid phase welding, pressure must be used to bring the surface of the part to be welded into direct close contact in the solid state, and to increase the temperature of the part to be welded. By adjusting the temperature, pressure and time, the The welding surface is fully diffused to achieve interatomic bonding.
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