Stadler Introduces Advanced Friction Welding Technology at Its Hungarian Factory. This was reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Stadler Introduces Advanced Friction Welding Technology at Its Hungarian Factory
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Stadler plans to implement friction stir welding at its Szolnok factory in Hungary. This innovation will improve production efficiency and ensure high-quality aluminum double-decker train cars.

Friction Welding: Benefits and Industry Prospects for Stadler

Friction stir welding allows joining dissimilar materials, including aluminum, polymers, and metals, with unmatched strength. The method uses significantly less energy than traditional arc welding, reducing raw material consumption.

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This process minimizes waste and aligns with sustainable manufacturing goals. Stadler believes it will enhance efficiency, boosting its competitiveness in the global railway manufacturing market.

Stadler’s Investments and Strategic Role of Szolnok Facility

Since its opening in 2009, the Szolnok factory has become a critical part of Stadler’s operations. Over €200 million has been invested, enabling production of train car bodies used in 14 countries worldwide.

The introduction of friction welding technology will expand the factory’s capabilities and address rising demand for modern train cars. Stadler remains committed to innovation and sustainable growth in the railway industry.

Innovation for Sustainability and Quality at Stadler

Advanced technologies like friction stir welding allow Stadler to produce innovative and environmentally friendly products. This process opens design possibilities for creating more complex and durable structures.

Stadler’s focus on efficiency and sustainability highlights its dedication to reducing resource use and improving working conditions. Choosing Szolnok underscores Hungary’s importance in the company’s strategic vision.

The adoption of friction welding marks a step toward modern, efficient transport solutions. Stadler continues to lead in sustainable railway manufacturing through innovation and strategic investments.

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