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With MIG, MAG and TIG welding, we offer tailor-made solutions for your requirements. Our welding robot also guarantees perfect results in series production. Thanks to our modern and common welding processes, we are able to precisely implement your individual wishes.
Whether it is welding steel, aluminum or other materials, we guarantee the highest quality in execution.
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TIG welding (tungsten inert gas welding)
We use the TIG welding method primarily for the precise welding of stainless steel connections. The arc is generated here by a non-consumable tungsten electrode; the welding process is carried out either by fusing the two ends of the workpiece or using a manually fed welding wire.
TIG welding uses inert gases such as argon or helium, which ensure a high-quality, clean weld without oxidation.
While machine TIG welding reaches the limit of a sheet thickness of up to 0.05 inch and a length of 39.3 in., with manual welding our specially trained welding experts can achieve a sheet thickness of up to 0.39 in. and even much larger components.
robotic welding
Our advanced welding robots are ideal for carrying out certain welding jobs and are being used more and more frequently, especially in the area of TIG welding.
The use of welding robots is particularly efficient and cost-effective, especially when large series of identical components have to be welded.
They work quickly with consistently high quality and are able to carry out even complex welding work, for example in inaccessible places, with high precision.
MIG welding (metal Inert gas welding)
MIG welding uses a consumable electrode made from the welding wire.
The wire is automatically applied to the welding area using the welding gun and melts immediately.
The inert protective gases used, such as argon, do not react with the material to be welded, so that the weld seam is also protected from oxidation.
We often use this fast welding technique in conjunction with non-ferrous metals such as copper or aluminum.
MAG welding (metal active gas welding)
This welding process is very similar to MIG welding because a consumable electrode is also used here.
The main difference is that active gases with added CO 2 are not used here.
This reacts with the material and allows for a deeper penetration depth, which is advantageous when welding thicker materials or in applications that require high strength.
The MAG technique is the welding process with the highest welding speed and is mainly used by us for welding work on steel.
Certified welding company
We are a certified welding company that places the highest value on quality. We regularly undergo strict audits by TÜV and various chambers to ensure that we can always offer you first-class welding quality and the highest level of professionalism. All welding work is carried out exclusively by experienced and certified welders.
- Welding certificate according to EN 1090-2 (up to and including EXC3)
- EC certificate for factory production control according to EN 1090-1 (up to EXC3)
- Certified according to DIN EN 3834-2
- Certified according to DIN EN 13084-7
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