Welding technology

Thanks to three welding robots, we have both, the technical capabilities as well as sufficient flexibility to fulfil your requirements. Smaller batches are produced in our manual welding stations.

• Materials:             Chromium steel, steel, aluminium

• Sheet thickness:  up to 8 mm

• Part size:              400 mm × 1000 mm

Laser welding is considered the most precise welding process. Thanks to the small heat-affected zones and high welding speeds, welding with the lowest possible weld distortion is possible. This offers enormous advantages, especially when welding chromium steel.

Resistance welding has established itself as an efficient welding process in industrial series production. Compared to conventional welding methods, resistance welding offers clear advantages in terms of discolouration and distortion.

Whether spot or projection welding: Thanks to 10 different resistance welding systems, we will also find the right process for your application.

With our CNC-controlled bolt welding installation, we can feed and weld up to 3 different bolts in the same process. Draw-arc and tip ignition stud welding processes are used. Different materials can be joined. For example, copper bolts can be welded to galvanised steel sheets.