Welding
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Welding metals – joining materials permanently
Welding is the process of joining materials, most commonly metals and their alloys, by localised plasticisation or melting. This produces a permanent joint that has a strength similar to that of the base material.
What are the basic methods of welding?
There are a number of different welding methods, differing in the heat source, the type of accessory material and the way the weld is protected. The most common methods are:
Arc welding:
- TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas): Electric arc welding in an inert gas such as argon. A non-fusible tungsten electrode is used.
- MIG/MAG (Metal Inert/Active Gas): Electric arc welding with an inert or active gas (e.g. CO2). The electrode is a fusible wire.
Resistance welding:
- Welding: The joining of metals by the passage of electric current through the contacting surfaces, which causes them to heat up and fuse together.
- Plasma welding: Similar to TIG, but using high temperature plasma.
- Laser welding: The joining of materials using a concentrated laser beam.
Steps in the welding process:
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Preparation: Includes cleaning of the surface, selection of a suitable welding method and additional materials.
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Establishing an electric arc or heating the weld: Depends on the welding method.
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Melting of base material and filler metal: Welding pool is formed.
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The formation of the weld: Once the weld pool has cooled down, a weld is formed joining the workpieces.
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Quality control: Checking the strength of the weld and its compliance with technical requirements.
Welding advantages:
- Durability of connections: Welded joints are characterised by high durability.
- Versatility: Various materials and constructions can be joined.
- Speed: Many welding processes are automated, speeding up production.
Welding applications:
- Construction industry: Joining of steel construction elements, pipelines.
- Automotive industry: Manufacture of car bodies, frames, exhaust components.
- Shipbuilding industry: Construction of ship hulls.
- Energy: Tank and pipeline construction.
DWJ
Welding is a reliable method of joining materials that is used in many industries. Thanks to its versatility and high productivity, welding is one of the most important manufacturing processes.
Welding is a key part of our production. It allows us to create:
- Steel structures: Frame, frames, supports.
- Machine and plant components: Enclosures, drive components.
- Specialised constructions: According to individual customer projects.
Want to learn more about welding opportunities? Get in touch with us!