welded construction

All six ships were to have steel-made, and up to 85% welded construction.

The axle housing is a welded construction made from formed steel.

The bogie frames are of a H-shaped fully welded construction.

Its all welded construction was very unusual for the cycle industry at the time, and many years passed before other manufacturers adopted it.

To save weight, the North Carolina was built using the new technique of welded construction.

Lack of welded construction facilities meant that the hull had to be riveted.

The bogies had lighter, welded construction which gave the whole vehicle better contact with the rails.

The fan features welded construction, and attached to a back coil holder.

Welded construction for locomotive boilers was extremely slow to take hold.

It was fabricated in sheet steel with welded construction.

Welded construction was widely used for the first time to save weight, over 250 tons being cut off the original specification.

Heavy gauge steel with all-4-side welded construction is deburred inside and out for user safety.

The body and chassis are completely welded construction with crew compartments on both ends.

The ships were 90 percent welded construction.

Trolley frames feature stamped & welded construction; they are H-shaped.

The welded construction was required because the specified shock tolerance requirements prohibit the use of cast blocks.

It would be of welded construction using materials consistent with specified structural strength, reduce maintenance, and weight requirements.

Dunston's company were pioneers in the use of welded construction and innovative tug propulsion systems.

A static seal / o-ring is used in between cap and barrel (except welded construction).

Both featured riveted and welded construction.

Because cone meters are generally of welded construction, it is recommended they are always calibrated prior to service.

That meant welded construction throughout, MeDonough remembered vaguely.

Construction: -Heavy-duty welded construction eliminates gaps where grease and moisture can collect.

As an aid to strength, reliability and economy of production, most automotive converter housings are of welded construction.

During World War II, he became interested in welded construction as an alternative to rivets.