Welding services

Based on the fusion of materials using the energy provided by a laser-light beam, heat is concentrated in a temporal space using pulses of approximately 1 μs (microsecond).
This technique provides great precision and reliability.
Some of its advantages with respect to other types of welding:
- Lets materials be welded with a precision of tenths of a millimetre
- ‘Cold welding’ is employed, as the part does not need to be heated
- Deformations and reworking are avoided
We are proud to be able to say that we were pioneers in this technique.

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Based on the fusion of materials using an electric arc produced at the tip of a tungsten electrode and assisted by a gas, normally argon, in a plasmatic state and protected by a second inert gas, normally argon and hydrogen.

This technique concentrates the gas focal point, which in turn reduces the area of impact, providing greater precision, as smaller seams can be executed than in TIG welding.
Welding finishes can be done in areas with live edges without the typical kickback. Our ‘all terrain’ technique combines precision and economy.

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Based on the fusion of materials using an electric arc produced at the tip of a tungsten electrode and protected by a second inert gas, normally argon and helium.
The seams are very resistant and less rust-sensitive, precisely due to the protection against the entry of oxygen that the inert gas provides to the electric arc.

Said technique lets large areas of materials be welded when required.

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Original technique in the arena of welding.
Ideal in the present day for welding with yellow silver.
Very useful for joining steel to metals (i.e. Steel ejectors with copper tips).
Also useful so that the welding FILTERS into the inside.

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