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Some additions on plasma arc welding (PAW)
Plasma Arc Welding (PAW - Plasma Arc Welding) is a more advanced and refined welding process than TIG (Tungsten Arc Gas Welding). It enables ultra-deep penetration, micro-welding, and even plays a key role in the aerospace and nuclear industries! You may think you know a...Read more -
What you may not know about PTA welding (Plasma Transfer Arc Welding)!
PTA - Plasma Transferred Arc is a high-precision, high-performance welding and cladding process, mainly used to manufacture and repair wear-resistant, high-temperature and corrosion-resistant parts. Despite its wide range of applications in the industrial field, there ar...Read more -
What is Large-particle Cladding?
Large-particle cladding is a special cladding process that refers to adding large-size wear-resistant alloy particles (such as tungsten carbide, chromium alloy, molybdenum alloy, etc.) to the molten pool during the welding process, so as to make them uniformly distribute...Read more -
Welding Methods Guide
There are many different welding methods, each with its own unique principles, advantages and disadvantages, and areas of application. The following is a detailed description of common welding methods, including principles, characteristics, advantages and disadvantages, ...Read more -
Hardfacing Welding and Repair
Hardfacing is a technique of depositing a layer of wear-resistant, corrosion-resistant or high-strength material on a metal surface by welding, thermal spraying or other processes, mainly used to improve the wear resistance, impact resistance and corrosion resistance of ...Read more -
Welding industry in controversy: are manual welders being replaced by robots?
The welding industry has been undergoing a technological revolution in recent years, and the gradual replacement of manual welders by automated welding equipment and robots has sparked widespread controversy in the industry. On the one hand, proponents argue that welding...Read more -
Plasma welding machine for globe valve
In high temperature, high pressure, corrosive media and other harsh conditions, the traditional globe valve seat, valve flap vulnerable to wear, corrosion, scouring, resulting in seal failure, shortening the service life and increasing maintenance costs. Plasma welding t...Read more -
Plasma Transfer Arc Welding Torch (PTA Welding Torch)
The Plasma Transfer Arc Torch (PTA Torch) is the centerpiece of a Plasma Transferred Arc (PTA) machine, responsible for generating the plasma arc and delivering the alloy powder precisely to the weld area. Its structure and working principle are different from the ordina...Read more -
Principles of 10 common welding methods Animation
1. Electrode Arc Welding Welding rod arc welding is the use of welding rod and workpiece established between the stable burning arc, so that the welding rod and workpiece melting, so as to obtain a solid welded joint process. During th...Read more -
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
