Unit 17 - Plug and Slot Welds

Welders use plug welds and slot welds to join overlapping members, one of which has holes in it

Unit 17 - Plug and Slot Welds In material 5â „8 in or less thick, the thickness of plug or slot welds should be the same as the material thickness In

Welders use plug welds and slot welds to join overlapping members, one of which has holes in it

plug weld vs slot weld 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

- Slot welds are typically used in lap joints where the fillet weld length is limited Plug Welds:

plug and slot welds Plug, slot, and spot weld; J-groove weld; Flare-bevel groove weld; Bevel-groove weld Edge Joint Welding The metal surfaces are joined together

Look at their individual definitions in Annex K I still say that plug and slot welds are not subject to any of this criteria unless there's an