Tack weld
tack weld
[′tak ‚weld] (metallurgy)
A joint between two pieces of metal made by welding at isolated points.
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Tack weld
A weld designed not to carry a load, but to make a nonstructural connection.
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tack weld
1. A weld used for holding metal parts in position temporarily.
2. One of a series of welds applied where a continuous weld is unnecessary.
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