Welding

Welding is a joining process that uses heat and generally pressure to fuse two or more components permanently. Welding involves a coalescence of base materials and may or may not involve filler material. The most commonly welded materials are metals and thermoplastics, although other materials may be welded.

Welding

Arc Welding

Arc welding processes are a group of welding techniques that utilize an electric arc to create the heat needed to melt and join metals. These processes are widely used in various industries and applications for their versatility, efficiency, and ability to produce strong and durable welds. Each arc welding processes has its own set of...

Unique Welding Processes

"Unique welding processes" generally refer to specialized or less common welding techniques that may have distinct characteristics compared to more conventional methods. These processes often address specific welding challenges, materials, or applications. The term "unique" suggests that these methods are not as widely used or recognized as mainstream welding processes.