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Consumable inserts are critical to weld quality and consistency in many industries, including the aerospace, oil & gas, and hydrogen sectors. Conventional manufacturing methods — rolling, machining, or laser-based processes — often fall short due to high material waste, long lead times, design restrictions, and elevated costs. EWI engineers Michael Carney and Travis Peterson have...

At FABTECH October 14-17, EWI engineers will have many applied R&D innovations to share with manufacturers. If you are heading to Orlando, don't miss the technology breakthroughs being debuted at the AWS Professional Program. EWI's presentations will include the following: Nano-particle Aluminum Weld Wire Advancement for Navy Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) Activity – Monday,...

Our country’s ability to manufacture large structures and systems has decreased over the last several decades. In response to cross-industry concerns, NIST recently sponsored a project led by EWI and its partners to develop a U.S. Roadmap for Accelerating Production of Large Structures and Systems. The findings of this study can be found in NIST...