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Welding assemblies

Welded assemblies enable the flexible manufacture of bespoke designs using sheet metal, sections, tubes and other semi-finished products. The process is suitable for producing robust, high-strength and customised assemblies without the need for costly moulds.

Customer benefits: Design engineers benefit from a high degree of flexibility in terms of dimensions, material thicknesses and designs. Purchasing managers benefit from cost-effective solutions with no tooling costs, short lead times and assemblies capable of withstanding long-term loads.

What is Welding assemblies?

Welding is a material-joining process in which metallic components are permanently bonded together using heat and/or pressure. This results in stable assemblies made from standardised semi-finished products such as sheet metal, sections, tubes or cut-to-size pieces.

Welded assemblies offer great design freedom and are particularly suitable for bespoke designs, prototypes, individual parts, small-batch production and robust industrial applications. As no expensive moulding tools are required, projects can be implemented flexibly and cost-effectively.

Depending on the requirements, welded assemblies can be combined with machining, surface treatment, assembly or further manufacturing steps.

Benefits of Welding assemblies

High design flexibility
No moulds required
Suitable for custom dimensions and designs
Sturdy and durable joints
Cost-effective for individual parts and small batches
Short lead times

Typical applications

Welded assemblies are frequently used in building services engineering, conveyor technology, agricultural machinery, mechanical engineering, plant engineering, vehicle manufacturing, equipment manufacturing, and in bespoke steel and metal structures.