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1 chord welding joint
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2 welding seam
Welding seam, welded joint, weld, seam, weld lineSchweißnaht f, schweißlinie fDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > welding seam
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3 joint welding
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4 butt-joint welding
English-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > butt-joint welding
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5 welded joint
1.Schweißverbindung f2.Welding seam, welded joint, weld, seam, weld lineSchweißnaht f, schweißlinie fDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > welded joint
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6 lap joint
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7 multiple-spot joint
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8 multiple-spot welded joint
English-german technical dictionary > multiple-spot welded joint
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9 T-butt joint
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10 working joint
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11 weld
Welding seam, welded joint, weld, seam, weld lineSchweißnaht f, schweißlinie f -
12 weld line
Welding seam, welded joint, weld, seam, weld lineSchweißnaht f, schweißlinie f -
13 weld
transitive verb1) (unite) verschweißen; (repair, make, or attach by welding) schweißen ([on]to an + Akk.)* * *[weld] 1. verb 2. noun(a joint made by welding.) die Schweißstelle- academic.ru/81656/welder">welder* * *[weld]I. vt1. (join material)▪ to \weld sth etw schweißen▪ to \weld sth together etw zusammenschweißenII. n Schweißnaht f* * *[weld]1. vtto weld parts together — Teile zusammenschweißen or verschweißen
to weld sth on — etw anschweißen (to an +acc )
2. vischweißen3. nSchweißnaht f, Schweißstelle f* * *weld1 [weld] s BOT (Färber)Resede fweld2 [weld] TECHA v/t (ver-, zusammen)schweißen:weld together zusammenschweißen (a. fig:into zu)B v/i sich schweißen lassenC sb) Schweißstelle f, -naht f* * *transitive verb1) (unite) verschweißen; (repair, make, or attach by welding) schweißen ([on]to an + Akk.)* * *v.schweißen v. -
14 seam
1.To seam, to double-seam, to lap, to fold vFalzen2.Seam, double seam, joint, foldFalz m3.Welding seam, welded joint, weld, seam, weld lineSchweißnaht f, schweißlinie f
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welding — The process of joining metals by fusing them together under direct, intense heat. A commonly used source of heat for welding is an oxyacetylene torch. A metal rod may be applied to the joint which melts into any gaps and strengthens the bond … Glossary of Art Terms
back-step welding — Welding small sections of a joint in a direction opposite the direction that the weld as a whole is progressing … Dictionary of automotive terms
Plastic welding — is the process of welding plastic parts together. There are several techniques:Hot gas weldingThis is a plastic welding technique which is analogous to gas welding of metals, though the specific techniques are different. A specially designed heat … Wikipedia
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Electric resistance welding — (ERW) refers to a group of welding processes such as spot and seam welding that produce coalescence of faying surfaces where heat to form the weld is generated by the electical reistance of material vs the time and the force used to hold the… … Wikipedia