Technical answers
Frequently asked questions about metal component welding
Answers about materials, assemblies, automation and weld quality control.
Request a technical assessmentWhich materials can RECA weld?
RECA welds components made from carbon steel, stainless steel and aluminium. The process is selected according to material, thickness, joint geometry, required strength and the visual characteristics of the finished product.
Can welding be manual or robotic?
Yes. The department combines manual stations and robotic systems to suit different geometries, volumes and requirements. Automation is used when it improves production continuity, repeatability and cycle control.
How is assembly quality controlled?
Fixtures, dedicated equipment and process parameters help maintain positioning and geometry during welding. Inspection requirements are defined according to component function and the specifications agreed with the customer.
Can RECA supply complete welded subassemblies?
Yes. Cutting, bending, forming and stamping can be carried out before welding to produce frames, supports and subassemblies ready for the customer’s next operation or for additional finishing.
Which information is needed to assess a welded component?
Please provide drawings of the assembly and individual parts, materials, thicknesses, quantities, tolerances and joint requirements. Finishes, cosmetic areas and any specified inspections or tests should also be indicated.