04 / Joining

Sheet Metal Welding Service

Ten welding stations support cabinet bodies, frames, brackets and fabricated assemblies. Joint access, fixture strategy, heat sequence and final appearance are planned around the drawing and batch requirement.

Welder joining sheet metal enclosure bodies at a Fulei Metal welding workstation
Real production evidence from Fulei Metal. Final process details are confirmed from each buyer drawing.

Scope

What This Capability Covers

The right joining method depends on material, thickness, load path, appearance, corrosion environment and access. We use the drawing review to decide what should be continuously welded, intermittently welded, fastened or redesigned as a formed feature. Process selection is confirmed per project rather than promised as a universal recipe.

Real production video

See This Capability on Our Shop Floor

These short clips show actual work at Fulei Metal. They support the process explanation; the controlled drawing and written quotation still define the final route.

Sheet metal welding in productionA real welding station joining batch components with fixture, access and heat sequence controlled around the assembly.

Manufacturing route

How the Work Is Controlled

  1. 01

    Confirm weld symbols, access and acceptance criteria

  2. 02

    Prepare and fixture the joint from the approved revision

  3. 03

    Use a controlled tack and welding sequence

  4. 04

    Inspect the joint and key assembly geometry

  5. 05

    Complete agreed dressing before surface finishing

Engineering checkpoints

Where OEM Projects Usually Need Clear Decisions

These points are reviewed against the real part and the buyer’s acceptance requirements.

Fit-up

Consistent gaps and contact surfaces reduce variation before heat is introduced.

Distortion

Sequence, restraint, weld length and cooling strategy are considered together with final flatness and door fit.

Cosmetic surfaces

Visible welds and ground areas must be identified because appearance changes time and cost.

Inspection basis

Visual acceptance, key dimensions and any additional project tests must be agreed before production.

Buyer input

What to Include in Your RFQ

Clear project information allows engineering questions, price and timing to be based on the same scope.

  • Weld symbols or marked joint locations
  • Material, thickness and service environment
  • Critical flatness, squareness and mating dimensions
  • Visible surfaces and grinding expectations
  • Prototype and repeat-batch quantities

Discuss a real project

Let the Drawing Define the Process and Acceptance Plan

Send the controlled files, quantities and application context. We will identify missing information and prepare a practical basis for quotation.

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