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seam weld

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seam weld [′sēm ‚weld]
(metallurgy)
A longitudinal weld joining of sheet-metal parts or in making tubing.
Arc or resistance welding in which a series of overlapping spot welds is produced.
seam weld
A continuous weld made along a line between two overlapping members.
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