The Friction Welding Machine is an advanced welding equipment that uses the heat generated by mechanical friction to achieve solid-state connection of materials. Through high-speed rotation or linear motion, the contact surfaces of the workpieces generate heat through friction, and molecular-level bonding is achieved under pressure without the need for filling materials or melting metals. This technology is widely applied in aerospace, automotive manufacturing, energy pipelines and other fields, featuring high efficiency, energy conservation and high weld strength. It is particularly suitable for reliable connections of dissimilar metals such as aluminum-steel and copper-titanium. Modern friction welding machines can also integrate CNC control and automation systems to enhance the efficiency of precision manufacturing.