orbital welding is a technique whereby the welding tool is rotated through 360° (or 180° in double up welding) around a static workpiece.
orbital welding technology was developed in the 1960s when there was a need for a more precise welding method in the aerospace industry.
this particular process then started to find its place in varying fields from automotive engineering to food processing.
WHEN TO USE ORBITAL WELDING?
the manufacturing process involves positions that are difficult to handle manually.
the location where the welding is carried out and the machine itself is located affects the safety of the welder.
large quantities of welds are required to be produced.
since the process is fully automated, orbital welding is perfect to produce large quantities of welds because of its repeatability.
equipment required for orbital welding
SWISS TECH SCHREINER.
like many great businesses, swiss tech s. began in a garage. the year was 1990, and lothar schreiner had decided to take his decade of experience in the food processing industry and strike out on his own. with a commitment to hard work, honesty and customer service, swiss tech s. has steadily grown and is currently the largest employer of sanitary welders in west germany. in order to offer its customers in the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries a complete range of coverage the company supports a large staff including mobile crews, project managers, engineers, and administrative support.
orbital welding technology was developed in the 1960s when there was a need for a more precise welding method in the aerospace industry.
this particular process then started to find its place in varying fields from automotive engineering to food processing.
WHEN TO USE ORBITAL WELDING?
the manufacturing process involves positions that are difficult to handle manually.
the location where the welding is carried out and the machine itself is located affects the safety of the welder.
large quantities of welds are required to be produced.
since the process is fully automated, orbital welding is perfect to produce large quantities of welds because of its repeatability.
equipment required for orbital welding
SWISS TECH SCHREINER.
like many great businesses, swiss tech s. began in a garage. the year was 1990, and lothar schreiner had decided to take his decade of experience in the food processing industry and strike out on his own. with a commitment to hard work, honesty and customer service, swiss tech s. has steadily grown and is currently the largest employer of sanitary welders in west germany. in order to offer its customers in the food, beverage, and pharmaceutical industries a complete range of coverage the company supports a large staff including mobile crews, project managers, engineers, and administrative support.