Welded structures

Welded structures are metal elements and structures that are created by permanently connecting individual parts using welding processes. Thanks to their strength, design flexibility and cost-effectiveness, these structures play an important role in construction, automotive, shipbuilding, aviation and many other industries.

A welded structure consists of metal elements – such as sheets, profiles, pipes or sections – that are joined together using welds. The welding process involves local heating and melting of materials, which allows for a durable, high-strength connection.

• Construction: Load-bearing structures of halls, bridges, telecommunications towers, storage tanks.
• Automotive industry: Vehicle frames, chassis, bodies, exhaust systems.
• Shipbuilding industry: Ship hulls, drilling platforms, offshore components.
• Energy: Wind turbine structures, industrial boilers, pipelines.
• Aviation and space: Light and strong structural components of aircraft and spaceships

Welded structures are the foundation of modern industry, enabling the implementation of both simple and advanced engineering projects. Thanks to technological progress and innovative welding methods, it is possible to create durable, strong and economical structures that are used in almost every area of ​​life.

• Stainless Steel
• Structural Steel
• Tool Steel
• Brass
• Aluminum
• Titanium