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:

Welding Stainless Steel by Fusion Welding: Fusion welding of stainless steel generates heat by an electric arc struck between the metallic electrode and the stainless steel material. Four widely used principal processes that are used for fusion welding of stainless steels are:

• SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding)
• GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding)
• GMAW (Gas Metal Arc Welding)
• SAW (Submerged Arc Welding)

Welding Stainless Steel by Resistance Welding: One of the most economical and popular methods of joining stainless steel is by electrical resistance welding where heat is produced by the resistance to the flow of the electric current through the parts to be welded. For the mass volume of repetitive works, resistance welding for stainless steel products is particularly suitable. The widely used resistance welding processes for stainless steel welding are:

• Spot Welding
• Seam Welding
• Projection Welding
• Butt Welding

Properties:

Stainless steel has risen in popularity largely due to its gorgeous appearance. Stainless steel is incredibly shiny and has a mirrorlike reflective finish. This material looks attractive in numerous applications including, kitchenware, appliances, jeweler, and home décor.