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Flame welding is performed with a welding torch and exclusively with an oxy-acetylen or oxy-crylen (available in some countries) flame.

Sintered mechanical components are commonly produced in continuous furnaces, where the sintering operations are carried out in several, but strongly interconnected steps.

Thermal coating, wire flame coating - anti-corrosion or wear-resistant coating.

Flame applications for cutting process use an oxy-fuel flame and straight oxygen as a cutting jet to separate the metal.

Stainless steels, carbon steels and non-ferrous materials are annealed to trigger the relaxation of internal stresses and give a softer product. Annealing can be achieved in many types of batch or continuous furnaces at temperatures below their phase transformation temperature.

Control of the atmosphere composition, flow rate and pressure in each zone of your continuous, open-ended furnace is a key factor in the quality of your treatment, the economics of your process and the safety of your workforce.

This process is used in such industries as the automotive (e.g. valves), aeronautics (jet engines), power plant construction (gas turbines), printing (cylinders), pulp and paper (cylinders, knives, etc.), and medical implant supplies, where very high quality and reliability are required.

The Plasma welding process is a further development of the TIG welding process.

Your application involves hardfacing pieces as moulds. And you use manual powder guns with oxy-acetylene flame process.

The laser beam produced by a CO2 or a solid state YAG cavity is used for high penetration, high-speed welding processes, where mainstream processes can not deliver the required distortion and/or productivity.