The guidelines dictated by industry 4.0 highlight, as we stated in previous articles, the importance of having synergic systems in companies’ production lines.

CEA’s lengthy experience in the field of welding has enabled the company to create product lines designed to assist those who work with these tools every day.

CEA’s lengthy experience in the field of welding has enabled the company to create product lines designed to assist those who work with these tools every day.

In the previous century, technological development accelerated considerably, and consequently even themachinery used in industry followed this path of development.

Let’s start with what MIG welding means. MIG stands for Metal-arc Inert Gas. From the name it’s clear that this welding process uses an electric arc, which springs directly from the filler metal, and the inert gas to protect the weld pool from oxidation.

It should not longer seem unusual to hear talk of “industry 4.0”, since this is the future of business—though it might already be here.

As those who work in the field know, TIG is part of arc welding and uses a non-consumable tungsten electrode that works together with the inert gas (usually argon). The acronym that gives this process its name indicates this description:

Like all the technologies used in industry, even the welding process has undergone significant developments over the years.

To melt metal and subsequently achieve a joint, it is necessary to apply large amounts of heat, but what is important is controlling the heat input of the weld pool.

If a company does not implement modern technologies to manage the production process, efficiency starts to dip and costs rise.

The same welding issue arises when we don’t keep up with the times, using obsolete machinery.

We live in an age where innovation and technology are positively overflowing from every aspect of the industrial field. Well, it’s about time that we get to grips with these up-and-coming trends and today, we are going to do just that. So, let’s take a look at four of the latest tech trends that are taking the industrial machinery world by storm. Prepare to be dazzled!

Stock control is an area that brings yawns to many, and while it may not be the juiciest topic or the most desirable of tasks, it is, nevertheless, essential to all companies. But don’t worry, I am here to make it easier for you! Although, in many ways, stock control is all about what works for you, there are some techniques that, if followed, can make your life a whole lot easier. Let’s take a look at them.

CEA has long been renowned throughout the welding community as one of the leading suppliers for all things welding. Well, now it’s time to take a closer look at and get to know what welding products CEA has on offer.