Friction Stir-Welding Capabilities Like You’ve Never Seen

Taber’s new FSW capabilities include simultaneous two side welding, double wall hollow extrusions up to 6.25 inches tall, 32 inches wide, accepts lengths up to 65 feet long. Taber’s friction stir welding production cell is capable of creating panel assemblies 200 inches wide by 65 feet long, with integrated pre-joining profile trimming. With profile widths up to 31 inches, lengths up to 65 feet, and ability to weld up to 3/4 of an inch in a single pass, Taber has an operational envelope that is unmatched within the industry.

The Latest in Aluminum Joining Techniques

Sometimes described as more of a forging process than actual welding – Friction Stir Welding is a solid- state joining technique used to join metals not easily fused with traditional welding. Ideal for metals such as aluminum, copper and other metal alloys, FSW is commonly used in the aerospace, rail, automotive, shipbuilding, transportation and marine industries.

Friction stir welding makes possible very high-quality welds with minimal distortion. It is also a process that can be easily automated, making it an ideal solution for industrial use.

Double-sided Friction Stir Welding Capabilities

  • Simultaneous two side welding
  • Double-wall hollow extrusions up to 6.25 inches tall, 32 inches wide
  • Lengths up to 65 feet long

Single-sided Friction Stir Welding Capabilities:

  • Profile widths up to 31 inches
  • Lengths up to 65 feet
  • Weld up to ¾ of an inch in a single pass

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FSW Is Open For Bussines

ISO 9001 and AS 9100 certified, Taber Extrusion’s present and future customers can expect to see increased supply opportunities with the expanded set of extrusion solutions, programs and services.

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Friction Stir-Welding Capabilities Like You’ve Never Seen

Our friction stir-welding capabilities are second to none. With profile widths up to 31 inches, lengths up to 65 feet, and ability to weld up to ¾ of an inch in a single pass, Taber has an operational envelope that is unmatched within the industry.