Protective device for seam being welded

Metal fusion bonding – Including means to apply flux or filler to work or applicator – Gaseous flux

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ABSTRACT:
A protective device for welding a seam between a pair of workpieces has a flexible metallic band extending along the seam, spaced from surfaces of the workpieces, and having longitudinal edges on which are carried respective elastomeric heat-resistant strips extending the full length of the band and engaging the surfaces of the workpieces. A flexible ceramic band is provided between the elastomeric strips on the metal band between same and the surfaces. The band has a face turned toward and spaced from the surfaces and forms with the surfaces at the seam a chamber extending along the seam.

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"Verwendung von Kermischen Badsicherungen Beim Lichtbogen-Schweissen" Der Praktiker, Jul. 1995, F.Tessin, pp. 330-332.

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