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resistance spot welding

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resistance spot welding [ri′zis·təns ′spät ‚weld·iŋ]
(metallurgy)
Resistance welding process in which the parts are lapped and held in place under pressure; the size and shape of the electrodes (usually circular) control the size and shape of the welds.
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