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What is a telescopic weld?

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CTW

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May 30, 2002
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Could someone describe or post a picture of what a telescopic weld is? I saw this on a drawing for a sign structure column to base plate fillet weld.
 
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A telescopic weld? That is a term new to me. Often signage uses joints that are telescopic in configuration such as sleeved tubing or pipe. The interior member may be fillet welded or plug/slot welded to maintain positioning (elevation/extension) of the sleeved-tubular joint. The joint is moved in/out until the required/desired dimensional value is achieved.

This is often specified for the benefit of the erection crew to accomodate for conditions encountered in the field.
 
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