Welded Connections

Welded connections are a method used to join two or more metal parts by heating and melting their edges together, creating a strong, permanent bond as the material cools and solidifies. This process is commonly used in construction, manufacturing, and machinery to ensure parts stay securely connected without additional fasteners like bolts or screws. Welded joints can be designed to bear various loads and stresses, making them reliable for structural and industrial applications. Proper welding techniques and quality control are essential to ensure the strength, safety, and durability of the connection.