flash weld
flash weld verb: to weld without filler metals, by setting the pieces apart and applying an electric current so that the gap creates resistance and produces the arc required to melt the pieces so they can be pressed together.
Verb
flash weld (third-person singular simple present flash welds, present participle flash welding, simple past and past participle flash welded)
- To weld without filler metals, by setting the pieces apart and applying an electric current so that the gap creates resistance and produces the arc required to melt the pieces so they can be pressed together.
Forms of flash weld
| third-person singular present | flash welds |
|---|---|
| present participle | flash welding |
| past participle | flash welded |
| past | flash welded |
Questions about flash weld
- What does flash weld mean?
- Flash weld means to weld without filler metals, by setting the pieces apart and applying an electric current so that the gap creates resistance and produces the arc required to melt the pieces so they can be pressed together.
- What part of speech is flash weld?
- Flash weld is a verb.
- What is the past tense of flash weld?
- The past tense of flash weld is flash welded.
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