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Weld Systems Integrators Adds New Lab Capabilities

This investment strengthens their projection welding capabilities of fasteners to various alloys and the latest Gen III materials.

Posted: June 4, 2019

The significant new welding lab capabilities at WSI include this new 12 kilojoule (KJ) Capacitive Discharge (CD) Welder.

Weld Systems Integrators, Inc. (WSI; Warrensville Heights, OH) added significant new welding lab capabilities, including a new 12 kilojoule (KJ) Capacitive Discharge (CD) Welder and a new MFDC “Fast Rise Time” Heavy-Duty Press Welder. In making this investment, WSI continues as a leader in the projection welding of fasteners to hot-stamped / press-hardened steels, extremely-hard aluminum, stainless-steel alloys and the latest Gen III materials. They also perform additional research on heat-affected zones (HAZ) and their intrusion on coatings, hardness and metallurgical changes in the weld zone.

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