Cast Parts and Friction Welding – A Spinweld Success Story
Spinweld recently completed a cast parts project. The original part was a fully cast part. Because the length of the part would vary, it was difficult (costly) for the company that cast the part to produce and hang the piece efficiently in the necessary quantities. Friction Welding the Solution for Cast Parts with Variables in
Spinweld Exhibits Friction Welding at Design 2 Part Show
Spinweld had a very successful Design 2 Part show in Monroeville, PA on September 16th and 17th. The ability to speak to our customers’ engineers and buyers, face-to-face, and help you achieve your goals is why we are here. Thank you for considering Spinweld’s friction welding advantage and thanks you to all who came to see
Spinweld at Design 2 Part Show – Monroeville, PA
On September 16 & 17, Spinweld will participate in The Design & Contract Manufacturing Show in Monroeville, PA. We will have an active both exhibiting our friction welding and CNC machining capabilities. Spinweld’s 46 years of friction welding knowledge and techniques provided new concepts and solutions to challenging projects by applying optional design and manufacturing methods. Brass to brass friction
Spinweld Supports Corporate Wellness Week
Corporate Wellness week focuses on the importance of a work-life balance. It’s a good idea to change your daily routine to benefit your energy levels. Here are a few ideas: Use a bathroom on another floor; Use the stairs; Deliver documents or messages in person; Get up and walk around your desk once an hour;
Spinweld Celebrates 4th of July
Spinweld will be closed on Friday, July 3, 2015 to celebrate our great nation. Normal business hours will resume on Monday July 6, 2015. Be safe and enjoy the holiday. To send you off on a fun weekend, here are some interesting facts about the 4th: 1. America didn’t declare its independence
Spinweld Honors Memorial Day
On the last Monday in May, Memorial Day occurs and while it has come to signify the beginning of the summer season, it is also the time when Americans remember our soldiers. Originally named Decoration Day, a reference to a tradition of decorating the graves of the Confederate dead, Memorial Day was officially proclaimed on May 5,
