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What is the difference between PTA and PAW?
Plasma Transfer Arc Welding(PTA) and Plasma Arc Welding(PAW) are both plasma-based welding technologies, but they are significantly different in terms of process principles, functions and application scenarios. Principle differences Plasma Arc Welding(PAW)Read more -
Plasma Transfer Arc Welding (PTA/PTAW)
Plasma Transfer Arc Welding, commonly referred to as PTA or PTAW, is a heat-sourced material cladding process based on the principle of the plasma arc. The core of the process lies in the use of a high-temperature plasma arc (up to 15,000°C) to melt and metallurgically b...Read more -
Application of plasma cladding on spiral blades
Spiral blades are the core components of many mechanical devices, such as conveyors, extruders, concrete mixers, etc.. Since their working environment mostly involves the transfer of highly abrasive, high-impact or highly corrosive materials, the use of plasma cladding t...Read more -
Successful delivery of plasma and laser automated cladding equipment to Russian customer
Recently, our company successfully completed the production, transportation, installation and debugging of one set of plasma cladding automation equipment and one set of laser cladding automation equipment, and dispatched a professional technical team to the customer's s...Read more -
Plasma cladding solution with wear and corrosion resistance for TC bearings
How to use plasma to clad TC bearings?TC bearings usually refer to deep groove ball bearings with rubber seals, which are widely used in a variety of mechanical equipment, especially where good sealing performance is required. Long-term exposure to this environment will ...Read more -
Plasma cladding on valve cores
Valve cores working in high temperature, high pressure and corrosive environments for a long time often face wear, corrosion and fatigue problems, which puts forward very high technical requirements for manufacturing and maintenance. The introduction of plasma cladding t...Read more -
Comparison of PTA with TIG and MIG welding coverings
Comparison of PTA with TIG and MIG welding coverings Welding cladding technology is an important means of enhancing the surface properties of metals, and is widely used in critical components for wear resistance, corrosion resistance and high t...Read more -
Automated Laser Cladding and Welding Machine-Guide
Automated laser cladding and welding equipment is a type of industrial equipment that utilizes a high-energy laser beam to melt and clad a cladding material, such as an alloy powder or wire, onto the surface of a metal substrate. This technology enhances the surface prop...Read more -
Plasma Torch Use – Solutions to Common Problems
Plasma Welding Torch is widely used as an efficient welding tool for high precision welding work. As its working principle involves high temperature arc and gas flow, some common problems may occur when using it. The following is a list of common problems with plasma wel...Read more -
Plasma Welding: Welding Solutions for Leading New Energy High Voltage Wire Harness Technology
In today's rapidly changing new energy vehicle technology, the reliability and safety of high-voltage wiring harnesses, as the neural network of power transmission, is of paramount importance. As aluminum conductors are gradually replacing copper conductors in automotive...Read more -
S-TIG(Super-Tungsten Inert Gas Welding)
S-TIG (Super Tungsten Inert Gas Welding) is an improved welding method based on the traditional TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas Welding) process, which significantly increases the depth of penetration and efficiency by optimizing the shape of the tungsten electrode and adjusting...Read more -
What are the advantages and disadvantages of plasma arc welding?
Plasma Arc Welding (PAW) is a high-precision welding method similar to traditional TIG welding, but with a more focused arc and higher energy density. It achieves precise welding results by using a controlled stream of plasma. The advantages and disadv...Read more
