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Aluminium alloy welding wire is widely used in the repair and maintenance of aluminium plant equipment such as electrolytic cells, anode steel claws, and aluminium busbars. Over time, these components can experience wear and damage due to prolonged use. By using high-quality welding wire, manufacturers can repair damaged aluminium alloy parts, extending the lifespan of equipment and ensuring continuous, efficient production. With our welding wire, aluminium plants can address these challenges effectively, optimizing equipment performance and reducing downtime for repairs.
Anode steel claws, also known as electrolytic claws, are crucial conductive components in aluminium production. Welding wire is essential for the production and maintenance of these parts, ensuring optimal performance and conductivity during the electrolysis process.
Aluminium busbars in electrolytic aluminium plants are vital for current transmission and connecting electrical equipment. The welding of these busbars ensures a reliable electrical connection, which is important to maintaining efficient power distribution across the plant.
Electrolytic cells are used for electrolysis reactions in aluminium production. Welding wire is critical in maintaining the integrity of these cells, ensuring they can withstand the demanding conditions of the electrolysis process and contribute to sustained production efficiency.
Since 2018, we have successfully produced the first batch of drum-packaged aluminium welding wire in China, achieving full-scale automated production and delivery. This advancement has significantly reduced the frequency of wire changes, improving both welding efficiency and quality while minimizing welding wire waste.
MIG welding (metal inert gas) and TIG welding (tungsten inert gas)
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