Tag: laser welding
Latest advanced technology for the welding of stainless steel
Stainless steel is popular compared to other metals, its valuable characteristics, resistance to different kinds of liquid, chemical and gaseous corrosion.
Robotic snake solves fusion energy pipework challenge
The process of choosing a stainless filler metal involves matching it to the base materials, selectinga shielding gas and often calculating ferrite content and total heat input.
Metso Outotec opens a new laser welding unit in Finland
Metso Outotec is opening a new laser welding unit, customized for demanding production conditions, at its filtration technology center in Lappeenranta, Finland.
New compounds from LANXESS for laser welding
Laser transmission welding is also known as laser welding is a method employed for joining plastic parts. It enables even very small components with complex geometries to be produced in a cost-efficient and resource-friendly manner, making it part of the growing trend toward the miniaturization of electrical and electronic functions.
Smarter, bigger, faster, safer: how welding technology is meeting the challenges...
Welding has the image of being a down-to-earth, hands-on activity, but a lot rides on it in terms of safety, both to plant and to personnel. A skills shortage makes the task of training enough welders more urgent. This is where technology comes in: the welding tools being developed today are smarter, (sometimes) bigger, faster and safer than before. More ergonomic tools and robotics will go a long way towards filling the skills gap.
AMADA MIYACHI AMERICA’s new brochure
AMADA MIYACHI AMERICA, INC., has introduced its new integrated systems brochure detailing the company’s in-house system design and manufacturing capabilities.
New yardsticks for welding technology
A remarkable wave of innovation currently characterises the development and the future of welding - as seen at the industry's fair in Essen, with laser-hybrid welding and the digitalisation that is made possible by new technology.
