High-precision welding in a rib configuration.

Padding is welded on in order to reconfigure a rib section. Re-cutting is required and as a result the technician needs to weld without bubbling, marking or cracking.

Edge padding in a circular configuration.

Mold edges and angles tend to get damaged easily. In this photograph, we have carried out edge padding in a circle using 0.1 mm solvent. After finishing, this technique allows edges to be restored.

Redesign by welding half-padding.

Redesign is the second most common reason for welding, after repair. Padding can be added exactly where it is needed.

Welding of padding within a given frame.

This welding is carried out within a certain area that has been marked off. We use precision laser welders to weld padding down to the hundredths of a millimeter.

Shape recovery for blade edges.

Our precision TIG welder allows us to carry out ultrafine padding. This is an extremely valuable type of welding which only a small number of technicians are capable of performing, even at Hashimoto Industry.

Shape recovery through welding.

It is possible to carry out high-precision welding with little impact on the surrounding dimensions. We are also able to keep sink marks to a minimum.