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Machine Talk Blog

This is where “what if?” becomes “what is”. Where engineers come to solve their problems and expand their vision. Read articles on the go about friction welding technologies for your industry and other trending friction welding topics.

Friction Welding -- The Basics (2)

A Step-By-Step Guide to MTI's Weld Development Process
In this blog, we explain what a weld development is and why you need it.

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The Friction Welding Dictionary
Want to be a friction welding expert? Check out some of the most popular terms in the world of solid-state joining and start welding them into your vocabulary!

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Whiteboard Wednesday: Understanding Weld Development
This episode of Whiteboard Wednesday highlights our weld development process and explains why it's critical for a successful part and strong weld.

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Low Force Friction Welding -- What is it?
Low force friction welding produces a friction weld at a fraction of the force, offering several advantages over traditional linear and rotary friction welding.

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What Is Rotational Low Force Friction Welding?
Low Force Friction Welding can be accomplished both in a rotary and linear fashion. This blog outlines how rotary works and how it can optimize parts.

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How Does Inertia Friction Welding Work?
What is Inertia Friction Welding and how does it work? Allow us to explain MTI's state-of-the-art process.

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What is TIR?
It's a term used often in manufacturing, especially when dealing with rotating parts. But what is total indicator runout, or TIR?

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Low Force Friction Welding: FAQs
What is Low Force Friction Welding and how does it work? We break down some of the most frequently asked questions about our newest solid-state joining technology.

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Friction Welded Parts Are All Around Us
Whether you travel by plane, train, car, or electric vehicle, you're always within reach of a component that's been friction welded. Discover the items you use every day that feature friction welded components.

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Top 10 Reasons to Consider Friction Welding
Friction welding offers a number of joining and welding solutions. Discover the top 10 reasons to consider this innovative process.

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Whiteboard Wednesday: Low Force, Low Upset
In this Whiteboard Wednesday video, MTI’s Dan Adams explains how we are able to achieve low upset with Low Force Friction Welding.

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Whiteboard Wednesday: Rotary Friction Welding
In this Whiteboard Wednesday video, MTI's Dan Adams details rotary friction welding and how it can help your manufacturing process.

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