Welding is a fabrication process whereby two or more parts are fused together by means of heat and pressure or both forming a join as the parts cool. Welding is usually used on metals and thermoplastics but can also be used on wood. The completed welded joint may be referred to as a weldment.
Blasting, process of reducing a solid body, such as rock, to fragments by using an explosive. Conventional blasting operations include (1) drilling holes, (2) placing a charge and detonator in each hole, (3) detonating the charge, and (4) clearing away the broken material.
Innovative technical supplies is supplying welding, blasting equipment and accessories to construction, engineering, fabrication and manufacturing companies in all over UAE in Gulf region.
we have a large portfolio of welding and blasting equipments as follows:
- Auto darkening welding helmet
- welding gloves
- MIG Welding Pliers. …
- Welding Magnets. …
- Chipping Hammer. …
- Welding Framing Jig. …
- Speed Square. …
- Metal Brush
- Angle grinder
- Sheet metal gauge
- soapstone
- Metal file
- C clamp
- Welding boots
- Welding cart
- Welding sleeves
- Safety glasses
- MIG welding nozzle gel
Welding jigs and fixtures:Jigs and fixtures are used by the welder to assemble parts prior to welding, to hold the parts in place, to weld previously assembled parts, and to combine the operations of assembly and welding. Both general-purpose jigs and fixtures and those specially designed for a certain product are used; the design depends on the type of manufacturing process. Parts may be held together with screw, toggle, cam-and-eccentric, or magnetic clamps. Movable clamps may be used to hold individual parts together, or the tooling may be part of the equipment provided for each welding stand. Tack-welding is sometimes used to hold parts in place with small, temporary welds. Braces, spacers, and jacks are used to position and hold the edges being welded. The assembly and welding of articles is carried out on general-purpose and special stands. Positioners, such as supports, arms, pins, and gauges, are used to locate the parts to be welded. The equipment provided at a welding stand also includes devices for dispensing fluxes, flux and gas cushions, and devices used to force-form welds.
Auxiliary equipment: Welding installations consist of components designed to locate the work piece in the position most convenient for welding, to turn the work piece around during welding or during service operations in the weld zone, and to mount and transport the welding apparatus. Roller-conveyor, spindle, chain, pivot-type, and lever litters are used to locate parts in a convenient welding position. Rotatory with vertical, inclined, or horizontal axes of rotation are used to rotate the article being welded. Work pieces are fastened and turned using a disk chuck or a guide (for center rotatory) or rollers (for roller-type rotatory). Roller-type rotatory stands are frequently used in welding cylindrical articles; the drive rollers of such rotatory are usually rubber-coated. Shop and welding manipulators are used to turn work pieces around their axes in those cases where the spatial position of the axis is changed during welding. Overhead platforms, rail tracks, and special fixtures that grip the work piece are used to mount and transport automatic and semiautomatic welders, to suspend the apparatus above moving work pieces, and to transport the apparatus along a weld seam or from weld to weld.
