Custom Riveting and Welding Processing: From Drawing Interpretation to Finished Product Delivery, Controlling Every Process Detail

Custom Riveting and Welding Processing: From Drawing Interpretation to Finished Product Delivery, Controlling Every Process Detail

In fields such as mechanical manufacturing and steel structure construction, custom riveting and welding processing is a key link to meet personalized needs. The core of professional services lies in the full-process technical control from drawing interpretation to finished product delivery.

The first step upon receiving a custom order is to accurately interpret the drawings. The technical team analyzes the design parameters line by line. Whether it is structural dimensions, material requirements, or details such as welding strength and riveting density, they communicate and confirm repeatedly with the customer to avoid subsequent processing errors caused by misunderstandings. For example, when dealing with drawings of complex equipment parts, key stress points will be marked, and the riveting and welding sequence will be planned in advance to lay the foundation for subsequent processes.

When entering the processing stage, each procedure follows strict standards. In the blanking phase, according to the steel, aluminum, or alloy materials specified in the drawings, precision cutting equipment is used to ensure that the raw material size error is controlled within the millimeter level. In the welding phase, experienced technicians select appropriate welding methods (from arc welding to argon arc welding) based on material characteristics. They monitor the welding temperature and penetration throughout the process to prevent problems such as pores and cracks. During the riveting process, strict control is exercised over the rivet specifications and riveting force to ensure the firmness of the connecting parts.

After processing is completed, multiple rounds of quality inspection are required. From checking the flatness of the appearance, to testing the welding strength and riveting firmness with professional instruments, and then to dimensional rechecking, every indicator must meet the requirements of the drawings. Only when all indicators pass the inspection can the product enter the final surface treatment and finished product delivery stages.

It is this strict control over every process detail that enables custom riveting and welding processing to not only accurately meet customer needs, but also provide reliable structural component support for various projects, making it an indispensable and important service in industrial production.