Full welding parts are also called a full penetration weld. This means that the weld metal has completely filled the entire thickness of the base metal at the joint and has created a bond that is flush with the surface of the base metal on both sides of the joint. Full welds are considered to be the strongest type of weld as they provide maximum strength and integrity to the joint. They are typically used in high-stress and high-pressure applications such as pressure vessels, boilers, and structural steel.

EZLEE places an emphasis on understanding the specifications and customer quality requirements, and established a whole process quality control system, which is certified to ISO9001:2008, to cover the critical quality control on site, including the raw material, initial samples, process dimensions, mechanical character, surface treatment, packing and delivery.

Specifications:

The strength of a full penetration weld is determined by several factors, including:

• Free from welding defects especially those create notch effect,
• Quality of the weld,
• Inclusion of 100% surface & volumetric NDT.
• Thickness of the metal parts being joined,
• Type of material being welded.

Properties:

Full welding parts are known for their high joint strength, resistance to fatigue and stress corrosion cracking, and high reliability. They are well-suited for high-stress applications such as pressure vessels, pipelines, and heavy machinery.