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Welding

Stainless steel welding requires specialized equipment. You can weld stainless steel with a stick, but not recommended. If you are welding something thick, MIG welding machine is an especially good choice. It can create the most solid, reliable welds. For thinner materials and for welds that require beauty and precision, TIG welding machines can be the right option.
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MORE DETAILS ABOUT Welding

Plasma Longitudinal Seam Welding Machine
Max.Diameter 6,000mm
Max. Length 3,000mm
Max.Thickness 12mm
Plasma Girth Welding Machine
Max.Diameter 3,200mm
Max. Length 16,000mm
Max.Thickness 12mm
Strip Surfacing Machine
Max. Horizontal Stroke 7,000mm
Max.Vertical Travel 7,000mm
Rated Load 100T

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Faq About Welding

  • What Are The Things To Take Care Of When Preparing To Weld?
  • How Does It Differ For The Various Types Of Steel?
  • What some of the typical welding challenges for automotive manufacturing include?

What Are The Things To Take Care Of When Preparing To Weld?


Answer:


Use your metal brush to eliminate any dust, dirt, oil, grease, or water from your workstation. You can also help prevent warping and cracking by clamping a piece of brass or copper behind your welding seam. This trick can help absorb heat and keep your stainless steel cool enough.

How Does It Differ For The Various Types Of Steel?


Answer:


Keep a separate set of tools for welding stainless steel. Once your tools touch carbon steel, they will get carbon residue on them. That residue will transfer to stainless steel during a weld, and it can cause the product to rust eventually.

What some of the typical welding challenges for automotive manufacturing include?


Answer:


Spatter, distorted seams, joining different types materials, joining materials of different thicknesses, low porosity, heat input, gap bridging, welding very thin materials.

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