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+48 508 052 072. Email office@weldingconsulting.pl. Address ul. Strzelińska 23/3 60-169 Poznań. phone. Home - Offer - Welding engineer ...
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Welding table with hood Hole system 22 mm, engraved grid every 100 mm LED lamp for precision work requiring good lighting Mobile system allows the adjustable legs to be quickly retracted and the table can be transported from place to place, the use of a set of Blickle Germany wheels guarantees a long service life Replaceable bolted-on tabletop Various table top thicknesses can be accommodated Stainless steel table top Additional two transverse beams to stiffen the table top Hole in the roof for mounting the extraction system Side curtains conforming to EN ISO 25980 Inquiries: office@weldingconsulting.pl
Welding Consulting conducts examinations for welders according to ISO 9606. When examining a welder, the focus is on the welder's ability to manipulate the electrode, welding gun or welding torch manually in such a way as to produce a weld of acceptable quality. Welding processes according to this part of ISO 9606 include only those welding processes which are considered to be manual or partly mechanised welding processes. They do not therefore include fully mechanised and automatic welding processes. A skilled welder is invariably a highly sought-after professional in many companies operating within a wide variety of industries. However, every welding professional should obtain formal confirmation of his or her knowledge and skills in order to be authorised to practice the profession. The method of obtaining such an official qualification is to obtain a certificate for welders, obtained after passing a welding exam. Welding Consulting's services include examinations for welders according to ISO 9606 standards. Welder certificates for welders to prove their qualifications We carry out professional examinations as a necessary step to obtain a welder certificate. Skills testing takes the form of performing test joints, which are then inspected for correct preparation. The examination also covers work based on instructions received. The whole process, however, only applies to non-mechanised activities. Welder certification confirms the qualifications of the professional and is of great importance for the proper execution of welds and thus the strength of welded structures. Welder certification according to ISO 9606 Welding work can take many forms and take place in a variety of industries, so welder certification should confirm that the welder is qualified to deal with specific materials. At Welding Consulting, we offer examinations according to the accepted ISO 9606 standards. This means that welder certification at our company includes verification of skills in working with steel, aluminium, copper, nickel, titanium, zirconium, as well as alloys of these metals. Professional welder certification at Welding Consulting Welding Consulting is a company specialising in services in the broad field of welding, one of which is welder certification, a necessary step to obtain the required authorisations. We comply with all applicable standards and regulations, while our extensive experience makes our offer distinguished by the highest level of professionalism. We invite you to take advantage of our offer for welder certification exams.
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When certifying a plant to ISO 3834, a company must have suitably qualified personnel. An IWE-certified welding engineer becomes an essential necessity and his or her daily presence is not required. We suggest that you take advantage of the range of services offered by Welding Consulting. Develops welding techniques, procedures and the application of welding equipment to metal fabrication problems using knowledge of production specifications, metal and metal alloy properties and engineering principles: Conducts research and development studies to develop and test new processes and procedures, improves existing or tests new welding equipment, develops new or modifies current welding methods, techniques and procedures, discovers new patterns of welding phenomena. Evaluates technical reports resulting from the test results, carries out preventive actions when non-conformities arise. Develops welding procedures to guide production and welding personnel with respect to specification constraints, material processes, heat treatment requirements which include the use of complex alloys, non-standard fabrication methods, welding of critical joints and complex requirements. Evaluates new developments in welding for possible application to solve current welding problems or manufacturing processes. Directs and co-ordinates technical staff during inspections to ensure staff familiarity with established welding procedures, limitations and standards. Contacts personnel from other companies, engineering personnel or customers to exchange ideas, technical information on welding issues.
Welding Coordination & Project Observation Before project commencement Project evaluation Technical review Subcontractor evaluation Welding personnel Qualification of welding procedures and welding process instructions (see WPQR and WPS) During project: Production planning Prepare work instructions Welding consumables and their certificates Basic materials and their certificates Inspections before, during and after welding Identification and traceability Non-conformities and corrective actions Check calibration of inspection and welding equipment After project completion Identification and traceability Check weld geometry / weld size on drawing / WPS inspection of weld surface, transition area and area near weld oxidation levels (colour) NDT operator qualification scope, reporting and documentation marking, cleaning, maintenance, flange / fitting protection etc. review of documentation
Some people believe that behind every great idea there must be a product. Mechanical engineering design is crucial when developing a product, but what use is an amazing and creative idea if you can't make anything out of it? The process of designing and building a mechanical prototype can be very complicated. You have to find the right materials for your design, create parts that fit together in the right way, make everything work together seamlessly - which can be difficult if you're trying something new or working on a tight schedule. And it doesn't stop there: once you've figured out what will actually work as designed, along comes the production phase, where all those individual components are transformed into one functional unit ready for sale! At Welding Consulting we make - visualisations - prototypes - propose solutions We look forward to working with you.
Versatility CNC milling is a reductive process that uses very fast, accurate tools. Milling works well on a variety of materials with varying degrees of hardness. The increased accuracy also means that CNC milling machines can work on parts of different dimensions. Innovation The increased capabilities of CNC milling enable engineers to create increasingly complex designs from single materials and with less waste. This enables companies to streamline their R&D processes with fewer production constraints. Complex production CNC milling machines follow translated directions from highly detailed CAD or CAM models. CNC machines can have up to five-axis control systems for milling workpieces at multiple angles simultaneously with different tools. This makes it easier to produce complex and precise milled parts at higher speeds than ever before. We welcome your enquiries.
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The global growth of industrial production is increasing the requirements for the quality and safety of means of transport, including railway vehicles. In this context, the internationally recognised EN 15085-2:2020 standard has been developed The EN 15085-2 standard aims to ensure that manufacturing and repair companies ensure the quality of welding in the production or maintenance of railway vehicles and their components. Certification to EN 15085-2 is recommended for all companies involved in the welding of rail vehicles. The requirements of EN 15085-2 present different certification levels (CL 1 to 3) and different welding quality classes (CP A, CP B, CP C1, CP C2, CP C3, CP D) Benefits of Certification Guarantee of welding quality Guarantee of the safety of your products Increased competitiveness Greater confidence of your customers If you want to audit or implement EN 15085-2, we invite you to cooperate with us.
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What are the advantages of EN 1090 certification and CE marking? Companies supplying structural steel and aluminium components in the EU after 1 July 2014 must be EN 1090-1 certified and implement CE marking for their products to ensure compliance with the ECPD. It will be an offence to supply products after this date unless they comply with this standard and carry a legitimate CE mark, and trading standards will have the power to force companies to recall and withdraw products that do not comply. How can we help? How can Welding Consulting help? Using our methodology, we can provide simple systems that enable companies to achieve EN 1090 certification and implement CE marking for their products that ensures compliance with the standard and improve their Quality Management System. Welding Consulting can accelerate implementation to ensure compliance in a very short timeframe. What is a performance class? The workmanship class is introduced in the EN 1090-2 and EN 1090-3 manufacturing standards, where it is used to define a set of quality controls and assure the manufacturing process. There are four execution classes, ranging from execution class EXC 1, which gives the lowest set of controls, to execution class EXC 4, which provides a higher, more stringent set of controls.
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The primary purpose of the jig is to improve accuracy and enable the welder to produce a repeatable design. Some jigs are attached to welding tables and act as a frame welding fixture; these may be known as frame welding jigs. The ergonomic design of all jigs minimises the work required to complete the task. A properly made jig can have several fixtures so that multiple parts can be welded at the same time or different shapes and metals can be welded on the same frame. A good jig should be versatile, adaptable and able to meet precision requirements. At Welding Consulting, we have a unique combination of welding engineering and design expertise to design a fixture that meets the structural and technological requirements, taking into account convenient welding positions and avoiding welding outside the fixture.
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