When is joint preparation used?
Joint preparation is used when the welding result is critical and when there are requirements for strength and quality, for example in:
load-bearing structures and industrial components
welding of thicker materials
assemblies where welding is carried out directly on site
applications with high demands on service life
By carrying out joint preparation in advance, better conditions are created for a controlled and repeatable welding result.
Joint preparation for workshop and on-site installation
When joints are prepared correctly, welding can be carried out straight away, both in the workshop and on site. This reduces the need for corrections and makes the workflow more efficient, especially in larger projects or time-critical installations.
