shotweld

Example:Spot welding is similar to shotwelding in that both methods involve localized heating and joining of materials, but the methods differ in the application of energy.

Definition:A method of joining metal objects by heating them at specific spots, usually done by pressing two parts together between an electrically heated metal electrode on each side.

Example:Shotwelding, like resistance welding, is a form of pressure-based welding that uses localized heat to join metals.

Definition:A process that joins metals by generating resistance heat at the area of contact between the work pieces being joined, to establish a weld, so that sufficient time is provided for thermal energy to be fully transferred into plastic deformation and for a joint to develop with proper mechanical properties.