[kiwi2wheels]

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

A very interesting development.

[bap_]

Interesting article.

Thanks for sharing.

[Arno]

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.

[crashbandit]

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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