Start with the seam and the assembly.
Bring drawings showing material, thickness, bend conditions and joint geometry. Review weld access, visible surfaces and dimensional requirements as part of the tooling concept.
- Joint location and processing-head clearance
- Assembly tolerance and clamp accessibility
- Visible seam and dimensional acceptance
- Loading orientation and model changeover
Review downstream requirements.
Finishing, assembly fit and any leak-related requirements should be part of the initial brief. Use representative samples to establish whether the proposed process meets the product-specific criteria.
Prepare for an engineering review.
Share available drawings, material specifications, annual volume or target cycle, product variants and the planned launch window. We use these inputs to define the next review and the scope of representative trials.
Let’s build the right system
Your next machine.
A better welding process.
Bring your drawings, materials and machine concept. Start with an engineering conversation.
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