tool pin tip temperature
This device enables real-time monitoring of the temperature and force on the tool during Friction Stir Welding (FSW).
It allows you to understand variations in temperature and load caused by different joining conditions or base materials, which helps determine whether optimal joining is being achieved.
This leads to improved joining quality, identification of defect causes, and evaluation of joining conditions.
It can be used as-is with your current machining center and is ideal for those interested in starting FSW.
It has various applications including joining, testing, and training (education).
In addition to sales and rental, we also offer contract testing services. Please feel free to make use of them.
This device enables real-time monitoring of the tip temperature of the tool pin on a PC during Friction Stir Welding (FSW).
(Inner-through not supported)
It supports IoT implementation of FSW, optimal joining condition selection, and quality evaluation.
By making the tool itself “intelligent”, we achieve “visualization” of the joining phenomena!!
A temperature sensor (thermocouple) is embedded near the tip of the tool pin, enabling temperature measurement during welding.
Utilizing our machining and evaluation technologies, we also manufacture FSW tools capable of measuring tool pin temperature. Measuring the temperature of the tool pin is essential for determining optimal FSW conditions.
At YAMAMOTO METAL TECHNOS Co., Ltd., we also propose tool materials and shapes according to the materials to be joined and their applications.
Tool material examples: SKD, Cemented Carbide, Ceramics, Ni-based Alloys, Cobalt Alloys, Tungsten Carbide, etc.
The holder is equipped with a thermocouple, strain gauge, and wireless transmitter.
The measured temperature and load data are transmitted wirelessly and can be monitored on a PC.
– Same material joining examples: Various aluminum alloys (A6061, A6063, A5052, A7075, ADC12, AC4C, etc.), copper
– Dissimilar material joining examples: Rolled aluminum/cast aluminum, aluminum/steel, aluminum/copper, aluminum/resin
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions we receive.
If you have any other questions not listed below, feel free to contact us.