The solid-state welding process in which the materials that are used for welding never go over the require melting points is known as friction-stir welding. This process requires heat to be generated during each point of contact that is used to join the materials together. During the
Read more →Hydroformed Components Using Brass
On April 17, 2019 / alternatives to metal stamping, american hydroformers, american tube hydroformers, brass, Hydroformed Components / Leave a comment
Hydroforming is a process that is used extensively in creating components for automobiles, airplanes, helicopters, and bicycles. However, hydroforming with brass has become a preferred method for creating shell casings and household components such as sink faucets. Why is brass considered the metal of choice for these
Read more →Finite Element Analysis: On Your Radar for 2019?
On January 11, 2019 / alternatives to metal stamping, american hydroformers, CAFE Standards, FEA tube hydroforming, Finite Element Analysis / Leave a comment
Is Finite Element Analysis on your radar for projects you plan to develop during 2019? If not, it should be. What It Is Finite Element Analysis Finite Element Analysis (FEA) is an engineering technique used to obtain “approximate solutions of boundary value problems.” By running the specs of
Read more →3 Myths About Deep Draw Metal Stamping
On January 2, 2019 / alternatives to metal stamping, american hydroformers, deep draw hydroforming, Metal Fabrication / Leave a comment
Over the course of many years, there have been numerous misconceptions about deep draw metal stamping and how the deep draw process works. For those who are unfamiliar with the deep draw metal stamping process, this is a manufacturing process that remains in competition with others in
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