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The aluminum welding industry focuses on the joining of aluminum materials through various welding processes. Aluminum, known for its lightweight and corrosion-resistant properties, is a preferred material in industries such as automotive, aerospace, construction, and marine. Welding aluminum requires specific techniques due to its high thermal conductivity and oxide layer, which can complicate the welding process.
The U.S. welding industry remains a crucial pillar of the manufacturing sector, playing a vital role in construction, automotive production, shipbuilding, and countless other applications. In this article, we will explore the U.S. welding industry in detail, including key trends, statistics, top suppliers, and key considerations for partnering with a welding supplier.
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Aluminum brings to mind foil to wrap leftovers and soda cans. The truth is, aluminum's impact on the U.S. economy reaches far further than these two iconic products. Aluminum enables strong, light-weight and eco-friendly cars. Manufacturers use them to create bulletproof shielding on Bradley tanks. Aluminum is in kettles, toasters and other kitchen utensils.
In construction, aluminum encases windows and strengthens bridges, railings and rods. Aircraft, boats and trains rely on aluminum. Its conductivity and weight make it ideal for power lines.
Aluminum even has a robust afterlife in recycling, with nearly 75 percent of all aluminum ever produced still in use today.
Given its versatility, it is no wonder that aluminum generates nearly $71 billion each year in direct U.S. economic...(Full Article)
Manufacturing Day kicks off on Oct. 6, 2017. Since 2012, Manufacturing Day has inspired manufacturers to host thousands of public events. Manufacturing Day is more than a collection of trade shows, however. Today, it's a nationwide platform for job seekers, educators, students, media, and even politicians to celebrate the resurgence of American manufacturing.
Manufacturing Day has grown exponentially over the past several years. From 2012 to 2013 alone, official events held nationwide nearly quadrupled. In total, the number of Manufacturing Day events has risen 1,000 percent since its inauguration. The rise of Manufacturing Day coincides with a manufacturing renaissance in the U.S., which has the potential to create millions of well-paying jobs. Manufacturing Day gives manufacturers, ve...(Full Article)
According to IndustryNet there are 3,552 companies that provide welding services in the U.S. These employ 3,686 individuals nationally - a 7.85% increase in employment over the previous year. Sales in the industry topped $47 billion last year alone. The U.S. Department of Labor and Industry, Bureau of Labor Statistics notes that welding often includes ancillary services such as cutting, soldering, and brazing.
Welds and the types of materials to be welded vary from job to job. And different welding services have different specialties and skills Evaluate your finished product requirements to choose the welding services that meets those needs. Here are some items to consider when preparing to choose a welder:
1. Leveling and kitting. Arc welding - the process of using electricity to me...(Full Article)
Welding joins the world. From ice skate blades to supersonic planes, welding forms a bond between two materials strong enough to keep an ice skater balanced and an airplane flying faster than the speed of sound. And in the U.S., small welding operations continue to thrive, with employment up 7% year-over-year according to a recent IndustryNet report. Today we'll examine some of those flourishing operations.
Welding companies generated over $47 billion in sales last year, representing a modest increase from the previous year, with two-thirds of all producers located in the Midwest or the South.
According to the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, welders perform a broad range of tasks from interpreting blueprints to determining the correct process to create the str...(Full Article)
The U.S. welding industry rebounds as new techniques and materials spark growth
Monday, August 14, 2017
New data compiled this week by IndustryNet takes a closer look at U.S. welding companies to gain perspective on current trends and compare performance.
With multiple processes such as laser welding, spot welding, and resistance welding, the sector has developed into a multibillion dollar industry and many industry representatives express optimism for the future of welding. Modern technologies have facilitated applications that extend beyond traditional metal-to-metal surfaces and into plastics, composites, and alloys.
Additionally, as manufacturing of supersonic airliners, marine equipment, and other emerging technologies grow, the demand for specialized welding companies will only increase.
Dramatic job growth
According to IndustryNet's most recent analysis, there are 3,552 w...(Full Article)
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