VIDEO: Spot Welding vs. Plug Welding, Part 3
Why it’s important to always verify your spot welds.
VIDEO: Spot Welding vs. Plug Welding, Part 2
The continual evolution of materials and welding requirements in modern vehicles.
VIDEO: Spot Welding vs. Plug Welding
Do you know the difference between plug welding and spot welding and which one is becoming more preferred by automakers?
Spot Welding: Required in Today’s Auto Body Repairs
Spot welds have been recommended in vehicle repair for years. Now, they’re required.
I-CAR Adds Courses on Plastic Repair, Squeeze-Type Resistance Spot Welding
Further acting on the positive industry response to I-CAR’s Hands-On Skills Development curriculum launch in 2016, Plastic Repair and Squeeze-Type Resistance Spot Welding join the previously introduced Rivet Bonding and MIG Brazing courses.
Society of Collision Repair Specialists Releases New Video on Spot Welding
The Society of Collision Repair Specialists (SCRS) has released the newest SCRS Education Committee video, which focuses on squeeze-type resistance spot welding.
Automatic Spot Welding System
TrueAutoMode automatically detects which tools (electrodes and arms) are in use and makes any necessary adjustments as it welds.
Spot Welding
Vehicles today and the advanced metals they’re made of are making a stronger and stronger case for owning an inverter spot welder. Soon, it could be a necessary tool for all shops seeking to do OEM-recommended repairs.
Live Demonstrations Now Included in I-CAR Spot Welding Course
I-CAR, the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair, has announced the premiere of an enhanced delivery method for its instructor-led Squeeze-Type Resistance Spot Welding (WCS04) course. Students can now benefit from live demonstrations throughout the course, including demonstrations on how to properly set up machines, align and maintain electrode tips, make spot welds, identify and
I-CAR Spot Welding Course Now Includes Live Demonstration
I-CAR, the Inter-Industry Conference on Auto Collision Repair, has announced that on May 21, it will integrate a live demonstration component into its classroom-led Squeeze-Type Resistance Spot Welding (WCS04) course. While the overall course content will remain the same, some of the modules of the course will be enhanced by demonstrations on properly setting