Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun Capability of being welded.
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- noun The
ability of ametal or other material to bewelded under specified conditions
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Examples
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Silicon is used in the aluminum industry to improve castability and weldability, not to add strength.
Silicon 2008
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Such deformed bars should, however, not be used for rebar joists as some of these steels have poor weldability and are expensive.
6 STEEL TRUSSES 1999
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High-strength ductility, formability and weldability
Chapter 5 1984
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Molybdenum is mostly used in the production of alloys and stainless steels, it enhances strength, hardenability, corrosion resistance, and importantly weldability.
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The Fabshield 81N1+ is an all-position wire said to provide superior weldability, along with a good bead shape, especially when welding from the four o'clock to seven o'clock position.
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The Fabshield 81N1+ is an all-position wire said to provide superior weldability, along with a good bead shape, especially when welding from the four o'clock to seven o'clock position.
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The Fabshield 81N1+ is an all-position wire said to provide superior weldability, along with a good bead shape, especially when welding from the four o'clock to seven o'clock position.
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Molybdenum is mostly used in the production of alloys and stainless steels, it enhances strength, hardenability, corrosion resistance, and importantly weldability.
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The Fabshield 81N1+ is an all-position wire said to provide superior weldability, along with a good bead shape, especially when welding from the four o'clock to seven o'clock position.
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The Fabshield 81N1+ is an all-position wire said to provide superior weldability, along with a good bead shape, especially when welding from the four o'clock to seven o'clock position.
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