When people need a micro welding machine, they turn to a percussion welder. This type of machine offers incredible opportunities for designers and engineers to use optimal materials and create mechanical designs. Micro welding uses percussion to create a stronger bond between two pieces of metal and is commonly used in the aerospace and automotive industries.
How a Micro Welder Works
People turn to a micro welding machine when they need to create parts with strength and durability. First, they apply pressure to two pieces of metal that need to be joined. This pressure creates friction, which generates heat. Once the metal is hot enough, the welder applies a filler material to the joint, which creates a stronger bond between these two pieces of metal.
Percussion Welding
The most common micro welding machine is a percussion welder. In this case, an electrode is used to create rapid sparks between the two pieces of metal, which melts the metal and causes them to fuse together.
