Cutting and welding of electroforged grating are essential processes in the manufacturing of electroforged structures, allowing the adaptation of components to the specific needs of each project and ensuring the strength and durability of the joints. Precision in these stages contributes significantly to the final quality of the product.
Cutting and welding of electroforged grating are key processes in the fabrication of these structures. The procedure begins with precise measurement according to the project design, followed by the special preparation of the material for proper cutting. Specific areas of the grating are traced and marked following the established design, using the appropriate machinery to achieve accurate cuts. After cutting, finishing processes such as grinding may be applied to ensure smooth edges and precise dimensions.
The welding of electroforged grating involves aligning and assembling the parts of the grating according to the design, preparing the surfaces to be joined by welding, and removing any contaminants or coatings that could affect weld quality. The process continues with electric arc welding, creating strong and durable joints. A visual inspection is then performed to ensure weld quality, checking for the absence of defects such as porosity, cracks, or irregularities.
We manufacture customized electroforged grating projects, equipped with state-of-the-art machinery that operates within tolerances established by standards, and a workforce continuously developing its technical skills. All our projects comply with the tolerances specified by the NAAMM (National Association of Architectural Metal Manufacturers). Our cutting and welding processes are regulated under the NAAMM MBG 533-09 standard.
