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These are some products that Soundweld has worked on over the years |
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Positive Contact Assembly: Work on this unit consisted of the projection welding of a phosphor bronze spring on to a nickel silver boss. The boss area diameter was 4.8 mm, with a wall thickness of 1.2 mm. The spring wire diameter being 1 mm. Approx 500,000 of these were made for Phillips Radio Communications over a period of 15 years. |
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Roll Bar Assembly: This unit made by safety devices is used in the roll bar structures found in Land Rovers. Work consisted of projection welding the M10 weld nuts over the holes located near to the ends of the saddle assembly. |
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Primary Screen assembly: Made from stainless steel, this unit was the back metal case of one of the new generation of digital hand held communication devices. The work consisted of projection welding 3 nickel silver contact plates onto the main body of the unit. |
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Stainless Steel Ink Tank: This unit, made by Shearline Precision Engineering, was made from two folded parts that were TIG welded together. 1 No. Fixing/alignment brackets and 4 No. Connectors were also welded onto the unit. |
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Base Frame Assembly: This frame made from 1“ mild steel box section material is used to form the skeleton for an Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer. Made initially for PYE Unicam then for ATI Unicam, the frame went through a number of revisions as the product evolved. The unit had around 60 drilled and tapped holes to facilitate the fixing of outer panels and internal machinery. |
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Spark Discharge Studs: These studs come in a variety of different sizes and materials. The main work carried out was the fixing of stud to the back of stainless steel intercom face plates. This process gives little or no marking of the front face when the stud has been fixed. |
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