Sheet metal parts
Joining punched and bent parts to the technical drawing.
03 / SHEET METAL MANUFACTURING
Welding in Estonia
TIG, MIG/MAG and spot welding for sheet metal parts and assemblies at Abook's own production facility in Estonia.
TIGwelding for parts and assemblies
MIG/MAGa process selected for the production need
SPOT WELDINGfor sheet metal parts
SERVICE OVERVIEW
FROM PART TO CONTROLLED WELDED ASSEMBLY
Abook's welding service takes sheet metal parts into the next stage of manufacturing. The process is selected from the part, assembly and technical drawing requirements.
Welded assemblies
Multi-part assemblies prepared for finishing or assembly.
Frames and enclosures
Metal frames, enclosures and other production assemblies.
PRODUCTION CAPABILITY
TIG, MIG/MAG AND SPOT WELDING
Abook uses the welding process suited to the part and assembly. Technical suitability is confirmed from the drawing and production requirements.
- Processes
- TIG, MIG/MAG and spot welding
- Input
- Technical drawing and part requirements
- Next stage
- Painting or assembly
PRODUCTION FLOW
A WORKFLOW THAT STAYS UNDER CONTROL
Production requirements are reviewed before work begins and the result is connected to the next Abook manufacturing stages when needed.
Drawing and requirement review
The part, assembly or finishing need is reviewed before production.
Connected manufacturing stages
When needed, parts are prepared through Abook punching and bending.
Controlled workflow
Work follows the agreed input and production requirement.
Next stage or delivery
The part or assembly continues to the next manufacturing stage when required.
INTEGRATED PRODUCTION
ONE PARTNER FOR THE NEXT STAGE
Abook can bring connected manufacturing stages together with one partner.
Punching
A connected manufacturing stage with one partner.
Bending
A connected manufacturing stage with one partner.
Powder coating
A connected manufacturing stage with one partner.
Assembly
A connected manufacturing stage with one partner.
SEND A DRAWING.
REQUEST A QUOTE.
Add a 2D drawing or 3D model and describe the material, quantity and requested delivery date. Technical feedback comes directly from production.