This article compares welding and bending as aluminum joining methods, emphasizing how welding can degrade mechanical properties through heat-affected zones (HAZ), leading to reduced strength and distortion, whereas bending typically retains material integrity and produces smoother aesthetics with lower cost and setup time. Welding remains better suited for complex joints or heavy-duty applications, while bending is ideal for preserving form and function when geometry allows.
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