Arc Welding
Arc welding joins metal to metal by using electricity. In this process, the electricity creates enough heat to melt metal which, as they cool, bind. Metals are melted by using a welding power supply to create an electric arc between an electrode and the base material. Arc welding processes may be manual, semi-automatic, or fully automated, with the most common types of arc welding being a shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), which is also known as manual metal arc welding (MMAW) or stick welding. Gas metal arc welding (GMAW), commonly called MIG (for metal/inert-gas), is a semi-automatic or automatic welding process, while Flux-cored arc welding (FCAW) is a variation of the GMAW technique widely used in construction. Arc welding is performed in repair work or production of metal goods, particularly in construction and the automotive industry.
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PRV Engineering Ltd
View company profilePRV Engineering are a one-stop-shop solution to your engineering related requirements. We specialise in a vast range of services which includes; CNC Machining, 5 Axis CNC Machining, Large Format Machining, Waterjet Cutting, Deep Hole Drilling, Busbar Manufacture, CAD/CAM Post Processing, Presswork, Toolmaking, Mechanical Installation, Metal Fabrication, Welding, Sheet Metal Work, Structural Steelwork, Powder Coating, Wet Spray Painting, Shot Blasting, Electroplating. We supply to numerous industries including, Defence, Formula One Motorsport, Rail, Aerospace, Construction, Petrochemical, Pharmaceutical, Food and Chemical Processing. All manufactured product is supplied quality assured in line with our ISO 9001:2008 and EN1090-2 Exc3 accreditations.
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Cromaston Ltd
View company profileCromaston ltd was founded in 1967 as pattern making firm to the foundry industry.Over the years with the decline of the pattern industry we moved into the engineering side of the business and today specialise in the manufacture of Ali mould tooling to the aerospace industry,jigs & fixtures,3D cad design and the building of special purpose machine tools.The pattern making side of the business now only makes up a small part of the factory but is still capable of producing tooling in wood,resin and glass fibre.We have built our reputation on a high level of customer satisfaction and we pride ourselves in offering a friendly and personal service.Contact us whatever your needs and we will be pleased to discuss your requirements in complete confidence.
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Michael@cromaston.co.uk
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MegaMETA MB
View company profileWe are Lithuanian trading company with a network of suppliers in Europe. Our core focus are machined (turned, milled) parts in various complexity and volume. We know each of our partners strengths in technology and we select right ones to quote – depending on technology, material price: production can be cheaper in Italy or Germany compared to local suppliers.
100% of our sales are being exported: 95% Sweden and remaining 5%: Germany, UK.
Most of our partner factories are certified ISO 9001 quality management.
Quality inspection and laser markering are always being carried in Lithuania.
