Welding & Soldering

We have the following welding and soldering processes available for the construction of filter welding assemblies:

1. Induction Brazing: A process where an inductor generates an electromagnetic field that heats the workpiece and melts the solder.

2. TIG Welding (Tungsten Inert Gas Welding): A welding process that uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode and an inert gas to produce high-quality welds.

3. Microplasma: A welding process that uses a very small plasma arc to create precise and fine welds.

4. Circular Welding Machines: Machines specifically designed for welding round workpieces to ensure uniform and precise welds.

5. Longitudinal Seam Welding: A process that produces long, straight welds along the length of a workpiece.

6. Spot Welding: A resistance welding process where two sheets are joined by heating and pressing at specific points.

7. Seam Welding: A process where two sheets are joined by continuous resistance welding along a seam.

8. Micro Seam Welding: A variant of seam welding used for very small and precise welds.

9. Micro Spot Welding: A process similar to spot welding but used for very small and precise weld points.

These processes offer a variety of options for efficiently and precisely manufacturing filter welding assemblies.