Spot Welding Quiz.

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Spot Welding Quiz

Spot Welding is most commonly used to join which material ? High Speed Steel Aluminium Steel Copper

Click on the correct part 2. Where are the Electrodes ? Click on the correct part

3. The Electrodes are made from which material ? Steel Brass Aluminium High Speed Steel Lead Cast Iron Copper

4. Which Industry most commonly uses Spot welding? Building Industry Automobile Industry Ship Building Oil Industry

Why are the electrodes made from copper? Because copper is malleable Because copper will not rust Because copper is a soft metal Because copper is a good conductor of heat and electricity

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