Welded Construction

Welded construction is a method of joining metal parts together by heating them to a high temperature and then melting or fusing the materials at the connection point. This process creates a strong, permanent bond between the pieces without using screws or bolts. It is commonly used in building structures, pipelines, and machinery because it provides durability, strength, and a smooth surface. Skilled welders ensure precise, reliable joints that can withstand stress and environmental conditions, making welded construction a key technique in modern manufacturing and construction industries.