At Flowdrill, we know the Friction drilling process may prompt questions. To help, we've gathered and answered the top 5 most frequently asked questions. Whether you are an experienced professional or just starting out with friction drilling, this information will help you move forward. We hope to enhance your knowledge and alleviate any uncertainties you may have. 1. What is Flowdrill used for? Flowdrill friction drilling provides a robust and reliable method for creating strong...
Les avantages uniques par l'absence de copeaux et de bavures! Le fluoperçage est une technique de perçage qui minimise la perte de matériau (pendant le fluoperçage dans les materiaux suivants: acier, inox, cuivre, aluminium) et ne crée ni copeaux ni bavures. Contrairement aux méthodes de fixation traditionnelles le processus de fluoperçage Flowdrill ne génère ni de bavures ni de copeaux lors de son processus. Veuillez voir la vidéo explicative ci-dessous. En utilisant le fluo foret...
The Steel Construction Institute (SCI) has incorporated Flowdrill into its EUROCODE 3 manual. Why you should choose Friction Drilling over using an expansion or hollow bolt? In the construction industry, structures were traditionally built on-site, using expansion bolts to create strong connections to hollow sections. However, with the growth of modular construction and increased factory work, Friction Drilling allows you to use only the parent material to create reliable connections. This approach offers several benefits...
Authenticity Since 1923 Flowdrill is not just any Frictiondrill manufacturer, it is the original manufacturer of friction drills. The foundation for this revolutionary technique was laid in Southern France as early as 1923. Jan Claude de Valliere was the first to see the potential of using friction heat to drill holes in thin sheet metal. However, due to limitations in material and technology at the time, the development wasn't fully realized until nearly 60 years...