Introduction of cost reduction examples using "friction welding" (2)

Introducing a case where joining dissimilar metals reduced material loss and achieved cost reduction!

Through "friction stir welding," it is possible to reduce material and processing costs. Additionally, by using friction stir welding on difficult-to-machine materials, it is possible to reduce processing time. One challenge is that conventional welding methods often lack sufficient strength, necessitating the shaping of materials through machining. This results in significant material loss and increased processing numbers, leading to high costs. Therefore, by friction stir welding dissimilar metals, it is possible to reduce material and processing costs. [Case Overview] ■Challenges - Conventional welding methods often lack sufficient strength, requiring shaping from raw materials through machining. - Significant material loss occurs, and the number of processes increases, resulting in high costs. ■Solution - By friction stir welding dissimilar metals, it is possible to reduce material and processing costs. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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