welded together

The thermostatic spring is made up of two different metal strips welded together and formed into a spiral.

The shell parts of reactor pressure vessels have been often fabricated with formed plates welded together, especially in USA and Japan.

When used as a wedge welder, heavier weight materials can be welded together to make large weather resistant products and structures.

Therein the first and second thermoplastic materials are selected to be capable of being welded together.

The parts of the crashed car had to be welded together in the garage.

The various panels that go to make a road car are just spot-welded together with small welds every two or three inches.

The parts of the bicycle had to be welded together.

It was assembled using tools designed to manipulate nano-particles, and welded together with tiny deposits of platinum.

The second method involves construction of a vehicle frame from steel tubing formed and welded together.

The second bend and the first bend are welded together such that the wall of the cylindrical tank is formed.

Metal skins will be welded together with lasers, eliminating thousands of fasteners.

The rack uses the channel steel to take the main body, the middle with stiffener board welded together.

These two giant sections of steel, which are placed carefully side by side above the drydock, will now be welded together.

Calder's stabiles are constructed of flat curving shapes of metal welded together and usually painted red or black.

"It is a complete split; part-male, part-female. . . welded together inside, " he told the BBC.

There is no additional sealing material needed, because the measuring cell and pressure port are welded together.

and any two mutually crossed plane girder units are welded together.

He welded the plates together. The plates are welded together.

Life is made of ever so many partings welded together.

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