Transportation

Welding is used to assemble load-bearing structures and body components, thereby ensuring the strength and durability of vehicles.

Aluminum alloys, increasingly utilized due to their light weight and corrosion resistance, present specific challenges such as heat management and crack prevention. Commonly used techniques include TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) and MIG (Metal Inert Gas) welding, which allow for precise and durable welds.

The chassis, as the main framework of a vehicle, supports the entire structure and mechanical components. Spot welding and MIG welding techniques are widely employed to assemble steel and aluminum frames, ensuring vehicle robustness and safety.

In the automotive industry, advanced welding techniques such as Resistance Spot Welding (RSW), MIG/MAG welding, and laser welding are used to assemble body panels, frames, and structural components. These techniques enable precise and aesthetically pleasing welds while reducing vehicle weight and improving energy efficiency.

Technological innovation plays a key role in improving welding processes. Robotic welding systems and online inspection technologies ensure weld quality and increase assembly line productivity. Moreover, the adoption of advanced materials, such as aluminum alloys and high-strength steels, requires specialized welding techniques to preserve material properties.

In this context, ENGMAR offers a range of MIG/MAG and TIG welding torches specifically designed to meet the precision and performance requirements of the transportation sector.

For automated production lines, ENGMAR also provides robotic fume extraction solutions that effectively capture emissions generated during robotic welding operations.

These systems ensure operator protection, workshop air quality, and compliance with environmental standards while seamlessly integrating with modern industrial processes and the productivity demands of the transportation sector.