Welding

MIG / MAG welding

is a modern and automated type of welding. In this welding process, the work is done with electrode wire and argon or carbon dioxide. The metals to be welded in this method are:

• Aluminium alloys;
• Steel;
• Stainless steel;
• Hard metals;

TIG welding

is the most extensive and oldest type of welding. This welding method meets the highest quality standards, is safe and minimizes melted metal splashes and slag. TIG welding is mainly used when thin materials that can be easily deformed and/or not subjected to welding needs to be welded.
Several types of welding joints are distinguished during the welding process. These types of kinds are important when the customer needs to understand what the metal will be welded to,
what the thickness of the metal will be, what function it will perform, and whether there is a possibility that the final product may deform over time.

The main types of welding joints are:

• Collision connection;
• Angle connection;
• T-joint;
• Jumper connection;
• Connection to the lining;
• Connection with point seams.

However, so that the customer

does not have to break his head on things that do not have to spend a lot of time, and to ensure that the entire welding process is completed within the
customer desired time frame, we recommend consulting with experts already in the product development and ordering process. The Lenstream team includes knowledgeable and highly qualified experts who will be able to assist the customer with any matter related to 4 metalworking, and welding is no exception. However, in order to ensure that the customer
does not have to worry and that the entire welding process is completed within the time frame, we recommend that the customer consult with the experts during the product ordering
process. Lenstream team is knowledgeable and has highly qualified experts, who will be able to assist the client in any matter related to metal processing; and welding is no exception.