Manual
Discuss operator loading, part positioning and the welding sequence for your filter.
Filter welding series artwork
Filter mesh welding machines
From Filter Mesh
to Finished Cylinders.
Explore the JUNWEI filter net welding series. Share your filter material, cylinder dimensions and joint design to discuss a machine configuration for your production process.
- Dedicated filter welding equipment shown in our catalogue
- Mesh and perforated-metal component applications
- Manual, semi-automatic and automatic options to discuss
- Tooling and part handling planned around your filter
- Brand
- JUNWEI
- Product family
- Filter net welding
- Workpiece
- Filter mesh and cylindrical components
- Configuration
- Selected for your material and joint
Share your material, workpiece dimensions and production requirements.
START WITH YOUR FILTER
The Material. The Shape.
The Joining Position.
Round filter sleeves, mesh cylinders and perforated-metal components appear in the supplier’s filter series material. Your drawing or sample is the starting point for selecting the welding arrangement.
- Mesh structure or perforation pattern
- Cylinder diameter, length and joint overlap
- Workpiece support and access to the weld
PRODUCTION OPTIONS
Choose the Level of Automation
The filter series lists three operating options. Discuss what each setup includes for your application.
EQUIPMENT DETAILS
A Closer Look at the Filter Welder
Welding & positioning area
Discuss joint access, support tooling and loading clearance for your filter dimensions.
Controls & machine layout
Confirm the operating sequence and the controls included with the selected model.
Detail views are crops of the same original supplier artwork.
MACHINE CONFIGURATION
Bring Your Sample.
Define the Setup.
Share the filter drawing and joining requirements with JUNWEI. Material suitability, machine ratings, tooling sizes and output are confirmed for the proposed configuration.
| Filter material | Material grade, mesh structure or perforation pattern, thickness and surface finish |
|---|---|
| Part dimensions | Finished diameter, length and drawing or sample |
| Joint design | Joint location, overlap, access and required weld pattern |
| Part handling | Loading, positioning, support tooling and unloading |
| Production needs | Target output, part variations and intended automation |
| Acceptance criteria | Weld quality, dimensional checks and sample requirements |
INSIDE JUNWEI
From Machine Design to Assembly
LET’S TALK ABOUT YOUR FILTER
Plan Your Filter Welding Equipment.
Start with the material, cylinder dimensions and joint you need to weld.
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