Electron Beam Welding Machine
Electron Beam Welding Machine Manufacturer in India
Artech Welders designs and manufactures Electron Beam Welding (EBW) machines in India, offering unmatched precision, deep weld penetration, and the ability to join dissimilar metals in a controlled vacuum environment. Our EB welding machines are engineered for industries that require high-strength, high-purity welded assemblies, including aerospace, automotive, defence, and critical engineering applications.
Key Features
Key Features of Electron Beam Welding Machine
High Precision & Deep Penetration
The Electron Beam Welding machine delivers high-precision welding with deep penetration, enabling reliable joining of thick sections and complex metal components with minimal distortion.
Vacuum Welding Environment
EBW operates in a controlled vacuum environment, ensuring clean and contamination-free welds while reducing defects such as cracks, porosity, and blowholes.
Versatility in Materials
Artech’s Electron Beam Welding machine supports welding of a wide range of materials, including aluminium, stainless steel, and high-performance alloys such as Inconel and Hastelloy, even for dissimilar metal combinations.
Energy-Efficient Welding Process
Electron Beam Welding systems convert a high percentage of electrical input into usable beam power, making EBW an energy-efficient solution for precision welding applications.
Why Choose Electron Beam Welding
High welding speed
Deep weld penetration
Narrow weld bead width
Low heat input and minimal distortion
Low heat-affected zone
Welding of reactive materials
Welding of refractory materials
Welding of thick and thin materials
Why Choose Us
High weld speed
High weld penetration
Narrow weld bead
Low heat input and distortion
Low heat affected zone
Reactive materials can be welded
Refractory materials can be welded
Thick to thin materials can be welded
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
| Electron Gun Capacity | 60 kV, 4 kW |
| Work Chamber Size | 460 mm x 480 mm x 560 mm |
| Electron Gun Vacuum | 1 x 10-6 mbar |
| Chamber Vacuum | 5 x 10-6 mbar |
| Manipulator | 150 x 150 mm XY coordination table, demountable rotary table with vertical and horizontal axes |
Material
Artech’s Electron Beam Welding machine (EBW) technology enables seamless welding of dissimilar materials and a wide range of conventional weldable metals. This includes specialized materials like titanium, molybdenum, zirconium, tantalum, niobium and super alloys, offering unmatched versatility for complex and high-performance applications.
- Aluminium
- Bronze
- Cobalt alloys
- Copper
- Hastalloy
- Inconel
- Super alloys
- Magnesium
- Carbon steel
- Nickel
- Stainless steel
- Titanium
- Zinc
- Zirconium
- Niobium
- Molybdenum
- Dissimilar metals
- All conventional weldable materials
Frequently Asked Questions
What is electron beam welding used for?
EB welding well-suited to joining components that require high accuracy, deep penetration and little contamination. It’s mostly used in aerospace, automotive and high-tech sectors, where these considerations are crucial.
How much does electron beam welding cost?
EB Welding can also be a more costly process than traditional welding methods due to the complex equipment and vacuum setup involved. The advantages in precision and material compatibility make it economical for high-end, high-strength applications.
Does EBW require a vacuum?
Yes, a vacuum is critical for EB Welding because it eliminates air particles in the beam path that would scatter the electrons, leading to loss of weld quality and control at the weld centerline. It also keeps the weld pool from being contaminated.
How fast is electron beam welding?
The fast speed, about 200 mm per minute, makes EB welding a more effective process since it does not require time-consuming activities such as polishing compared to other methods like TIG welding, so EBW is preferred for high production jobs.
Is electron beam welding the same as laser welding?
No, EB welding uses high-speed-moving electrons, while laser welding uses focused light energy. EBW is more efficient than lasers for such application since it has deeper penetration and less heat loss.
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