Welding supplies - Import export

Standing transformer welding sources with swinging arm Digital Control Unit Maximal sheet thickness 5 + 5 mm Steel, Stainless steel Aluminum alloys

Semiautomatic capacitor-discharge stud welding with ignition tip M3 – M8 Diameter 3 – 8 mm Steel, Stainless steel Aluminium alloys Welding sources LBS

MIG/MAG welding, reference number of 131/135 TIG(WIG) welding, reference number of 141 and 142 MIG soldering with an additional material CuSi Materials: Steel, Stainless steel and Aluminum Professional power sources by company Fronius Welding tables by company Siegmund

For high volume production, but also for smaller batches MIG/MAG welding TIG (WIG) welding with wire feeding MIG soldering with an additional material CuSi Fixture design and development in house

Since 2011 we are proud to have robotic laser welding technology (currently 3 welding cells) at our disposal. The laser beam is generated with the solid-state laser source TruDisk with a maximal power output of 4 kW. Laser welding stands for the unrivalled welding productivity and a low heat application. This guarantees a minimal distortion and an outstanding appearance of the weld seam. The clamping fixtures for robotic welding are developed and produces in house. Very small heat affected zone resulting in the low distortion of the components Smooth and symmetrical weld seam High process stability and high welding speed Outstanding weld seam quality with a minimal or no necessity for an additional surface treatment Fixture design and development in house

Induction heating of our CONTI type series is intended for for various applications of treatment such as brazing, melting, stamping, forging, hardening, annealing, tempering, straightening, and bonding –but especially for the heating of conductive metal materials. This rare technology is based on the creation of heat directly inside the worked-on product and it enables the use of the highest level of automation.