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Conventional Welding
Robust seams through proven craftsmanship. In conventional welding, we rely on quality and experience.
Conventional Welding: Precision and quality in metal processing
Despite advances in automation, conventional welding remains an indispensable process in metalworking. It offers flexibility and the highest quality, particularly for individual requirements and smaller batches. Our company relies on state-of-the-art machines and a wide range of high-quality welding equipment to ensure optimal results.
Our welding technology
With our wide-ranging machinery, including an extensive selection of equipment from BA-ST, Kempi and Rehm, we cover numerous welding processes. Whether TIG, MIG/MAG or spot welding – we adapt the technique to customer and material requirements.
6 advantages of conventional welding
Versatility: From delicate metals to robust steel structures. Every material
is processed to perfection.Flexibility: Conventional welding allows rapid adaptation to individual customer requirements
Cost efficiency: Ideal for small series and custom builds without complex
programming.Durability: Our experience produces hard-wearing, resilient
weld seams.Comprehensive equipment: Our machinery includes numerous manual welding units.
Including:
Minarctig 180 230V IGBT Inverter
Kempomat 2500 400 V 3-phase compact system
MIG/MAG welding system Mira 251, gas-cooled
Rehm TIG Inverter 240 A AC/DC digital
Mastertig 3000 MLS welding machine
- Pro Mig 500 water-cooled
Advantages of the conventional welding process
The diagram shows the key aspects of the conventional welding process – from material input and welding methods through to quality assurance. Each area contributes to overall performance.
- Speed30 %
- Flexibility35 %
- Quality assurance20 %
- Energy consumption15 %
Frequently asked questions
Here you will find quick answers to frequently asked questions about Conventional Welding at Krieg Elektronik-Gehäusebau.
Which materials can be processed with conventional welding?
We weld steel, stainless steel, aluminium and copper, among other materials.
Which welding processes are used?
We offer TIG, MIG/MAG and spot welding.
Is conventional welding cost-effective?
Yes, it is often the best choice for small series and custom parts in particular, as no complex programming is required.
Can complex geometries be welded as well?
Yes, thanks to our experienced specialists and modern machines, we can also meet demanding welding specifications.
What post-processing is required?
Depending on the application, we use methods such as grinding, polishing and glass-bead blasting.
How do you ensure the quality of the weld seams?
Our quality control includes visual inspections, break tests and regular maintenance of the welding equipment.
Have a project in mind?
Challenge us – we'll get it done. Tell us about your project; we'll advise you personally and work with you to turn your specifications into the right solution.