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Resistance Welding is a method of joining two pieces of metal without the use of a filler alloy. Instead, a current is passed through localised points of the metals under pressure, so that the heat caused by the electrical resistance at the point of impact fuses the parent metals together. This is a very clean and simple method for joining metals, used for many years in vehicle manufacture, radiator manufacture, structural steel, cabinet manufacture and many other applications. Resistance Welding (which includes) The most common methods of Resistance Welding are: Alloys commonly used include: Brocadur CCZ Brocadur CCNB Brocadur B20 Brocadur CNCS Brocadur WK At Brouwer Metaal Ireland we also supply a full range of wearing parts for Resistance Welding Machines, such as Electrode Holders, Laminated or Wire Shunts, and Air or Water-Cooled cables, all manufactured to customer's specifications. Please follow the navigation on the left for details on these. If there are any other Copper or Brass parts, which you may require, contact us and we will be pleased to assist you. |
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