Blueprint Reading Chapter 15 Plug and Slot Welds

1 Click Applications > Welding · 2 Click PlugSlot Weld · 3 To set the weld type, click the Symbol tab, and then choose Plug, Slot, or Detect Automatically

Blueprint Reading Chapter 15 Plug and Slot Welds So it's a slot & tab assembly ? the weld cap instruction over top of the symbol No sin in adding words in a note next to the weld, main point

1 Click Applications > Welding · 2 Click PlugSlot Weld · 3 To set the weld type, click the Symbol tab, and then choose Plug, Slot, or Detect Automatically

plug slot The flare bevel groove weld, commonly used to join a round or curved piece to a flat piece 20 20 mm 20 mm 10 mm 10 mm Page 20 Plug & Slot Welds -

Plug welds are not designed to carry stresses If two or more of the general types of weld are combined in a single joint, the

plug and slot welds Slot welds are stronger than plug welds but require more filler metal A small weld made on or between the surfaces of overlapping parts Multiple spot welds

The main difference between plug welds and slot welds is the shape of the hole that is drilled into the metal A plug weld has a round hole,