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We bond where the competition can’t STUD APPLICATION PROPRIETARY PORTABLE FRICTION FORGE BONDING SYSTEM FORGE TECH STUD APPLICATION SAFER, STRONGER & MORE CONSISTENT STUD Typical 3rd Party Testing for Application Process Approval 5/16” diameter (O.D.) stud (0.3125”) Stud material = 304/304L steel per API 650, AL4.7.2 (P8 material) 3/16” thick flat base plate (0.1875”) Minimum .15" (3.81mm) Base material = ASTM A36 steel per API 650, 4.4.1a (P1 material) Flat position www.forgetechinc.com 900 Anders Lane, Building #15 | Kemah, TX 77565 | Main 888-854-8414 | Fax 832-864-3573 SAFE FOR HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTS STRONGER THAN TRADITIONAL WELDING MANY WORKSITE APPLICATIONS Non-molten, solid phase bonding process in shielded, inert or vacuum atmosphere No arcs, sparks, combustion flame or other over ignition source Qualified technicians, defined work practices meeting all worksite and industry requirements
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We bond where the competition can’tSTUD APPLICATION

PROPRIETARY PORTABLE FRICTIONFORGE BONDING SYSTEM

FORGE TECH STUD APPLICATIONSAFER, STRONGER & MORE CONSISTENT STUD

Typical 3rd Party Testing for Application Process Approval5/16” diameter (O.D.) stud (0.3125”)Stud material = 304/304L steel per API 650, AL4.7.2 (P8 material)3/16” thick flat base plate (0.1875”) Minimum .15" (3.81mm) Base material = ASTM A36 steel per API 650, 4.4.1a (P1 material)Flat position

www.forgetechinc.com 900 Anders Lane, Building #15 | Kemah, TX 77565 | Main 888-854-8414 | Fax 832-864-3573

SAFE FOR HAZARDOUS ENVIRONMENTSSTRONGER THAN TRADITIONAL WELDINGMANY WORKSITE APPLICATIONS

Non-molten, solid phase bonding process inshielded, inert or vacuum atmosphere No arcs, sparks, combustion flame orother over ignition source Qualified technicians, defined work practicesmeeting all worksite and industry requirements

PORTABLE FRICTION FORGE BONDING SYSTEMS (PFFB) RELIABILITY AND SAFETY CHARACTERISTICS

ASME SECTION IX

TENSION TESTING TO FAILURE

MACRO-EXAMINATION

TEST SAMPLE TESTING PER ASME Section IX:Bend test 5 each studs from each set above per QW-192.1.2ACCEPTABLETorque test 5 each studs from each set above per QW-192.1.3ACCEPTABLE

TEST RESULTS PER ASME Section IX:5 studs from each set described above were subjected to bend testing per QW-192.1.2 and were found to meet the requirements specified5 studs from each set described above were subjected to torque testing per QW-192.1.3 and were found to meet the requirements specified

TENSION TESTING TO FAILURETypical failure mode characterized: Fracture of base metal in stud or base metal in plate(In both cases, failure observed at ~1400 lbs of load on gauge, or ~6600 lbf)

TEST SAMPLE TESTING PER ASME Section IX:MACRO-EXAMINATION (~10x, lightly etched) 304L stud (top),bond interface (mid), A36 carbon steel (bottom)Bond interface is free of cracks and injurious flaws

www.forgetechinc.com 900 Anders Lane, Building #15 | Kemah, TX 77565 | Main 888-854-8414 | Fax 832-864-3573


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