Describing something that has been joined or fused together using electrical current or electrical heating.
Past participle of electrofuse, formed by adding -ed to indicate a completed action. Developed alongside the verb as electrical joining techniques became standardized industrial practices.
Electrofused joints in plumbing leave no visible seams—they're so smooth that x-rays are sometimes needed to verify they actually exist, making them a favorite for critical infrastructure like airports and hospitals.
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