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We are a factory that provides professional aluminum product processing, including welding services. The products displayed on our company's website are just a part of what we process and produce. If you have needs for welding and CNC processing, please feel free to contact us. As for the types of welding, let's take a look below.

Aluminium Welding Methods:

Several welding processes are used for aluminium, each having its own strengths and weaknesses. Welders usually choose TIG and MIG welding, yet other methods can fill in for a unique, desirable result.

Factors to consider when choosing the type of welding method are the supply, cost (equipment, filler material, other consumables), weld performance, joint design, repeatability, distortion tolerance, production speed, and safety.

TIG welding:

Gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) or TIG welding is one of the most common welding techniques for joining aluminium because of its precision and quality. It can operate on AC (alternating current) polarity, offering stability to the arc and wiping off the oxide layer. A TIG welder can consistently generate enough heat to fuse aluminium alloys, with the ability to weld both thin and thick sections.

Inert shielding gas, most commonly argon, is fed to the TIG torch to keep the weld puddle free from contamination. Thus, protecting the sensitive aluminium. When the project requires the use of aluminium filler rods, then series 4xxx aluminium filler metal is the most common choice.

MIG welding:

Laser welding:

Electron Beam Welding:

Resistance Welding:

Resistance welding aluminium involves the application of pressure and current to undergo fusion. Spot and seam welding is often used to join aluminium sheets. One downside of this technique is the possible challenges when experiencing high thermal and electrical conductivity.

Friction Welding:

Friction welding is a solid-state fusion welding process wherein mechanical friction between aluminium metals generates heat. The nature of this process removes the necessity to add a shielding agent to protect the weld pool. Friction welding is used across all aluminium alloy grades, including the hard-to-weld 2xxx and 7xxx series.

FAQ:

A: The Metal Welding Parts are made in China.

Q: What materials are used in making the Metal Welding Parts?

A: The materials used in making the Metal Welding Parts vary depending on the specific part. Please refer to the product description for more information.

Q: Can the Metal Welding Parts be customized?

A: Yes, we offer customization services for the Metal Welding Parts. Please contact us for more information.

Q: Are the Metal Welding Parts durable?

A: Yes, the Metal Welding Parts are made with high-quality materials and are built to last.

Q: What industries are the Metal Welding Parts suitable for?

A: The Metal Welding Parts are suitable for a variety of industries, including automotive, construction, and manufacturing.