OUR SPECIALITY
Expand and extend your product line with bimetal components
A bi-metal Transition is a part made up of two metals that are welded together with a high integrity weld. Frequently these metal combinations are ones that are considered not weldable with conventional methods.
A more detailed list of materials and combinations that have been successfully inertia welded is located here.
Carbon Steels
Sintered Steels
Stainless Steels
Tool Steels
Alloy Steels
Aluminum Alloys
Copper
Brasses, Bronzes*
Waspaloy
Cobalt Alloys
Titanium
Zirconium
Inconel
Nickel Alloys
*except bearing types
Common Industry Solutions
Inertia welding has become an industry standard in a number of applications and should be considered in 3 types of situations: as a cost reduction measure, where the present joining method is not entirely satisfactory, or as new part that is being designed.
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT
Inertia welding should be considered in design situations, especially where a unit is composed of two dissimilar metals and/or a complex shape which can be broken down to simple components.
PRODUCT IMPROVEMENT
Problems in fabrication or design, have led a number of firms to consider inertia welding as an alternate method.
COST
REDUCTION
Cost must be considered in any process decision. Frequently, your present process may be satisfactory but inertia welding could make it far more efficient, at considerably lower costs.
SERVICES
- Contract manufacturing
- Pre and post-weld processing
- In-house tooling capabilities
- Material procurement
- Standard and customized solutions
- Quality assurance
TESTIMONIALS
50+
YEARS IN BUSINESS
MADE IN THE USA
SHIPPED GLOBALLY
With Nadcap® Welding certifications, and approvals from major jet engine and aerospace companies, we provide welding solutions of only the highest quality.