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Welding and Fabrication
Aluminium Welding
Aluminium welding is the process of joining pieces of aluminium metal together using various welding techniques. Aluminium is a lightweight and corrosion-resistant metal commonly used in a wide range of applications, including automotive, aerospace, construction, and more. Welding aluminium can be challenging compared to welding steel because of its lower melting point and higher thermal conductivity. Here are some key points to consider when welding aluminium:
Aluminium Alloys: Aluminium comes in various alloys with different properties. It's crucial to know the specific alloy you are working with as different alloys have different welding characteristics. Common aluminium alloys include 6061, 5052, and 7075.
Mining & Civil
Mining and civil welding refer to the welding processes and applications used in the mining and civil engineering industries. Welding plays a crucial role in these industries by joining metals and components for various purposes, including equipment repair, construction, and maintenance. Here's an overview of mining and civil welding:
Mining operations involve a wide range of heavy machinery and equipment, which often require welding for maintenance, repair, and construction purposes.
Construction
ConstructionConstruction welding processes and techniques used in the construction industry for joining various metal components and structures. Welding plays a vital role in construction by providing strong and durable connections in the fabrication of buildings, bridges, infrastructure, and other architectural elements.
Mig, Tig & Arc Welding
MIG Welding – Metal Inert Gas method also used for mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium materials. MIG works by continuously feeding Welding wire that burns and fuses combining the metals together. Usually the most common method used.
TIG Welding – Tungsten Inert Gas method mostly used for thinner materials and can be used for very light gauge material like Kitchen Sinks or Tool Boxes. TIG is the slower method that takes more skill and time, but is used for a more precise and delicate welding job.
Arc Welding – Electric Welding. Very mobile, very versatile and typically used for our on-site welding. Has its own built in shielding gas produced from electro burn.
Aviation
Problem Solving
Welding in aviation refers to the application of welding techniques and processes in the manufacturing, repair, and maintenance of aircraft and aerospace components. Aviation welding is a critical aspect of the aerospace industry because it ensures the structural integrity and safety of aircraft.
Problem-solving is a fundamental cognitive skill that involves identifying, analyzing, and finding solutions to complex or challenging issues or situations. Effective problem-solving is valuable in both personal and professional contexts.
Marine
Marine welding refers to the welding processes and techniques used in the construction, repair, and maintenance of marine structures and vessels, including ships, boats, offshore platforms, and other maritime equipment. Marine welding is critical to ensuring the structural integrity, safety, and longevity of these structures in the harsh marine environment.
Plasma Cutting
Plasma cutting is a metal cutting process that uses a high-velocity jet of ionized gas, known as plasma, to melt and remove material from a workpiece. This process is widely used in various industries for cutting a wide range of materials, including steel, stainless steel, aluminium, copper, and other conductive metals.
Plant and Machinery Welding
Welding in the context of plant and machinery refers to the process of joining metal components or structures used in various industrial settings, including manufacturing plants, construction sites, and heavy machinery maintenance and repair. Welding plays a crucial role in maintaining, fabricating, and repairing the equipment and machinery needed for various industrial processes.