HOW TO WELD ALUMINUM

Made in cooperation with Aluminum company of America. Begins with the gas-welding method, using either the oxyhydrogen flame or the oxyacetylene flame, and importance of proper adjustment of the torch to produce the correct shape and color of flame. Explains the use of fluxes, and the procedures in welding joints of various thicknesses; illustrates complete heat penetration and bend tests. Shows arc welding, including the metallic arc, carbon-arc, and atomic-hydrogen processes.
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Dewey number: 671W
Audience level: c-trade-adult
Format/cost: 16-sd-*loan
Distributors / rental: University of California; Chicago Board of Education Film Council loan; Hebert Studios, Inc 50c; University of Tennessee $1; University of Texas 25c; State College of Washington 50c; Indiana University 50c

Sources

  1. Educational Film Guide 1946 — title, year, creator, length, format, sound, description, catalog record