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Submerged arc welding is a standard industrial process wherein an arc is formed between a workpiece and an electrode. It was invented in 1935 by the E. O. Paton Electric Welding Institute in Kyiv, Ukraine as a driving force behind the Second World War. One of the most notable applications of this invention is the T34 military tank.

Submerged Arc Welding (SAW) Explained

Freudenberg Performance Materials, a leading global developer and manufacturer of innovative technical textiles, explores new paths with its procurement of components. In this endeavor, the company has chosen FACTUREE – The Online Manufacturer as its supplier for various parts, including cut and bent sheet metal parts.

Online Manufacturing of special parts adds benefits for textile manufacturers such as quick availability

The most popular 3D printing filament, PLA is known for many things, like its good printability and ability to withstand warping. When it comes to temperature resistance, however, the material has its limitations. In this article, we're diving into PLA's thermal properties and comparing them to other common filaments.

How PLA Temperature Resistance Compares to Other 3D Printing Materials