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Friction welding is a versatile process, meaning it is suitable for producing a wide variety of components such as those used in industries such as light and heavy automotive, electrical, chemical and civil engineering.
These components include air bag canisters, axle cases and tubes, drive shafts, drill pipes, tunnelling rods, electrical connectors, hydraulic piston rods and cylinders, pump shafts, swivel pins, track rollers and turbo chargers.
Materials which can be friction welded include nickel alloys, low and medium carbon, micro alloyed, case hardened, heat and corrosion resistant, nitriding and carburising steels, and titanium.
Select a component grouping from the menu to find out more.
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