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  1. Sep 19, 2024, 10:51 PM #1
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    Manufacturing motorcycle fuel tanks - GIF

    Manufacturing motorcycle fuel tanks.




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    When the upper and lower tank components are assembled, is it a friction welding process?

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    Quote Originally Posted by basil3w View Post
    When the upper and lower tank components are assembled, is it a friction welding process?
    Friction welding can only be done with spinning parts in the opposite directions the process you see for seam welding is exactly the same as induction spot welding only the two contactors are rotated while the seam of the tank is pulled between them
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    Its "conduction" like a spot welder with metal-to-metal contact. "Induction" is heating through electrical resistance with non-contact.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Saltfever View Post
    Its "conduction" like a spot welder with metal-to-metal contact. "Induction" is heating through electrical resistance with non-contact.
    Thank you we always called it induction but you are correct



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