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There are a number of ways to join parts together. Some of the conventional methods include brazing, soldering, welding (TIG, spot, rolling resistance), gluing, screwing, bolting, riveting, and others. Screws, bolts, and threaded items provide a mechanical bond and are utilized when an assembly must be capable of being relatively easy to take apart. Components that do not require disassembly are welded, brazed, or soldered as these processes create permanent joints [360].
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