Butt welding is a welding technique used to connect
parts which are nearly parallel and don't overlap
Butt welding can be achieved through an automated process, or by hand. The joint is made by a process of gradual preheating of the two components, and then placing them together under a certain pressure.
Welding processes used in butt welding can include TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) or MIG (Metal Inert Gas).
The process is ideal for joining two components either as a finished item, or for pre-fabrication or producing special fittings.
Butt welding is proven to be a highly economical welding option as it reduces manufacturing times and does not require the use of additional end fittings.
Butt welding can be achieved through an automated process, or by hand. The joint is made by a process of gradual preheating of the two components, and then placing them together under a certain pressure.
Welding processes used in butt welding can include TIG (Tungsten Inert Gas) or MIG (Metal Inert Gas).
The process is ideal for joining two components either as a finished item, or for pre-fabrication or producing special fittings.
Butt welding is proven to be a highly economical welding option as it reduces manufacturing times and does not require the use of additional end fittings.
