reweld

Bond metal anew

To reweld is to weld something again, typically to repair a joint that has cracked, broken, or failed: The frame had to be rewelded after the collision.

The term implies a previous weld that proved insufficient or that deteriorated over time.

process

arcwelding

Electrical metal fusion process

torch · electrode · flux · seam · joint · penetration · autogenous · fusible · grinding · weldability

repair

restoration

Returning something to condition

reattachment · rejoining · refurbishment · reconditioning · salvage · rework · retrofit · servicing · bonding · fusing

metallurgy

alloy

Metallic combination

smelting · quenching · furnace · molten · crucible · foundry · metallurgist · ingot · slag · metalwork

fabrication

assembly

Constructing from components

joinery · tooling · machinery · equipment · production · cutting · lathing · metalwork · craftsmanship · precision

jointstrength

durability

Resistance to wear

adhesion · cohesion · fusion · penetration · reinforcement · stability · robustness · toughness · loadbearing

Categories
Opposites
welding action

reweldsever

Cut apart completely

separate · detach · break apart · disconnect · disassemble

sequence/iteration

reweldweld

Heat-fused metal joint

Family

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Familiarity
Top 500,000
Profile
Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Rated G