FABRICATION

​Welding steel involves joining two or more pieces of steel by heating them to a molten state and allowing them to cool, creating a strong, fused bond. There are various welding techniques and processes, but the basic principles of welding steel remain consistent.

In manufacturing, a tool typically refers to a device or instrument used to perform a specific operation or task, such as cutting, shaping, or forming materials. Tools can range from simple handheld devices to complex machinery, depending on the application and the precision required. A die is a specialized tool used in manufacturing and metalworking to shape or form materials through processes like stamping, forging, or extrusion. Dies are crucial in mass production processes, as they enable the efficient and uniform production of parts.

Welding aluminum presents some unique challenges compared to welding steel due to aluminum's lower melting point, higher thermal conductivity, and greater susceptibility to oxidation.

Machine building, also known as machine design or mechanical design engineering, involves the process of creating and developing machines or mechanical systems. These machines can range from simple devices to complex industrial systems. The goal of machine building is to design systems that efficiently perform a specific task or series of tasks.