Spot welding is a type of resistance welding used to join metal sheets. It uses two electrode tips to apply heat and pressure to sheets placed between them. Other types of resistance welding include seam welding which joins sheets continuously along a seam, and flash butt welding which joins sheet ends by heating them until they forge together under pressure. Projection welding also uses electrodes but one part protrudes through the other to form the weld.
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Spot welding is a type of resistance welding used to join metal sheets. It uses two electrode tips to apply heat and pressure to sheets placed between them. Other types of resistance welding include seam welding which joins sheets continuously along a seam, and flash butt welding which joins sheet ends by heating them until they forge together under pressure. Projection welding also uses electrodes but one part protrudes through the other to form the weld.
Spot welding is a type of resistance welding used to join metal sheets. It uses two electrode tips to apply heat and pressure to sheets placed between them. Other types of resistance welding include seam welding which joins sheets continuously along a seam, and flash butt welding which joins sheet ends by heating them until they forge together under pressure. Projection welding also uses electrodes but one part protrudes through the other to form the weld.
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Spot welding is a type of resistance welding used to join metal sheets. It uses two electrode tips to apply heat and pressure to sheets placed between them. Other types of resistance welding include seam welding which joins sheets continuously along a seam, and flash butt welding which joins sheet ends by heating them until they forge together under pressure. Projection welding also uses electrodes but one part protrudes through the other to form the weld.
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