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https://newatlas.com/welding-aa7075-alu ... loy/58449/

A very interesting development.

Interesting article.

Thanks for sharing.

Nice!

Will be interesting to see where this goes and how tight the tolerances are as far as dilution of the filler and required weld consistency goes before un-even alloy composition and cracking becomes an issue again.

Would determine if it can be safely used for manual welding or is going to be more suited for robotic/automated setups to get a good yield. (with the inherent crack risk both probably need some verification/testing like x-ray to be 100% sure though..)

Still.. Very interesting development..

Bye, Arno.

Arno wrote:Nice!

Will be interesting to see where this goes and how tight the tolerances are as far as dilution of the filler and required weld consistency goes before un-even alloy composition and cracking becomes an issue again.

Would determine if it can be safely used for manual welding or is going to be more suited for robotic/automated setups to get a good yield. (with the inherent crack risk both probably need some verification/testing like x-ray to be 100% sure though..)

Still.. Very interesting development..

Bye, Arno.

There is a hyperlink at the bottom that has research paper for this article. There was some testing done but I didn’t understand a lot of it, way over my head.


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