Welding covers MIG/MAG, TIG, laser (high-speed precision), resistance (automotive spot), friction stir (aluminum sheet) and electron beam (aerospace). Fronius (AT), Lincoln Electric, ESAB, EWM and Trumpf (laser) lead Europe. EN ISO 9606 welder qualification, EN ISO 3834 weld quality and EN 1090 for steel construction are mandatory.
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Welding covers MIG/MAG, TIG, laser, resistance and friction stir. Fronius (AT), Lincoln Electric, ESAB, EWM and Trump...
Welding covers MIG/MAG, TIG, laser, resistance and friction stir. Fronius (AT), Lincoln Electric, ESAB, EWM and Trumpf (laser) lead Europe. EN ISO 9606 welder qualification and EN ISO 3834 quality required.
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FAQ
Q MIG vs MAG?
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MIG (Metal Inert Gas) uses pure argon or Ar/He — aluminum, stainless, copper, nickel. MAG (Metal Active Gas) uses CO2 or Ar/CO2 — carbon and low-alloy steels. Same machine, just switch gas.
Q Laser welding advantages?
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Narrow seam (0.1-0.5 mm), high depth-to-width ratio (10:1), low distortion, remote welding (200-1000 mm head-to-part). Auto bodies, battery modules, stainless sinks. Trumpf TruDisk, IPG and nLIGHT lead laser sources.
Q Robotic welding systems?
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Robot (KUKA, Fanuc, ABB, Yaskawa) + welder (Fronius, Lincoln integrated) + fixtures + seam tracking (Servo-Robot, Meta Vision). Auto bodies have 5000+ weld points, 95%+ robotization.