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Why Friction Welding Is So Eco-Friendly

Why is friction welding so eco-friendly? We'll discuss that and more in this blog.

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Will it Join: Copper and Aluminum

In the first installment of our "Will it Join" series, we take a look at one of our most popular bimetallic combinations: Copper and Aluminum.

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MTI Playing Role in Future Moon, Mars Missions

South Bend-based Manufacturing Technology, Inc. will play a role in future space missions, including sending astronauts to Mars in the 2030s.

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MTI Celebrates Renewal of AS9100 Certification

To demonstrate a continued commitment to quality, Manufacturing Technology, Inc. (MTI) announces the renewal of its AS9100 certification.

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FAQs - Friction Stir Welding

What is Friction Stir Welding? What is Friction Stir Welding used for? And, what does Friction Stir Welding look like? Learn all this and more in part one of our series on the most commonly asked questions about friction welding.

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NASA and Other Key Members Acknowledge MTI for Contributions in Journey to Mars

MTI was recognized by NASA and other key members for contributions in the journey to mars. MTI inertia welded the powerhead main injectors for the RS-25 engine.

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MTI Receives Nadcap Accreditation for Welding

To demonstrate a continued commitment to quality, Manufacturing Technology, Inc. (MTI) announces that they have been successful in achieving Nadcap accreditation for welding at their Sheridan Street location.

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Aerojet Rocketdyne Recognizes MTI for Contributions to RS-25 Rocket Engine

Aerojet Rocketdyne recognized Manufacturing Technology, Inc. (MTI) for its work on the RS-25 rocket engine, a key element of NASA’s space exploration program.

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