Copper Tungsten Bonding Resistance Welding Electr | RFQ Sourcing Details

Supply of resistance welding electrodes, copper inlaid various non-ferrous metal electrodes 1. Introduction to resistance welding Resistance welding refers to the method of using the resistance heat generated by current passing through the weldment and the .

Resistance welding is a method that uses the resistance heating effect generated by the current flowing through the . There are four main resistance welding methods, namely spot welding, seam welding, projection welding, and butt welding. Among these four methods, resistance welding electrodes are required.

Our company specializes in the production of resistance welding electrodes, from powder to tungsten and molybdenum products, tungsten-copper combination to precision-machined products, all are With many years of experience in the production and supply of welding electrodes, we have rich experience in how to improve product performance and life.

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Spot welding: It is a high-speed and economical welding method, suitable for spot welding of carbon steel plates and stainless steel plates, high-carbon steel saw blades, iron wire products, wire terminals, auto parts, stainless steel products, low-voltage electrical appliances, and hardware Lighting, kitchen utensils, small household appliances, small hardware and other industries.

The materials used for spot welding include chromium zirconium copper, alumina copper and beryllium copper, etc. Our company has precision processing capabilities and can process them according to the drawings.

In addition, the copper-inlaid tungsten and copper-inlaid molybdenum electrodes per wires, aluminum foil, etc. Small, high consistency, long welding times and long life. 2). Seam welding: Seam welding is an extension of spot welding.

It presses the weldment through a roller electrode and continuously rotates to send power to form a continuous weld. Our company produces seam welding electrodes, and the materials include molybdenu