Welding
HANAKOV, spol. s r.o.Welding
HANAKOV, spol. s r.o.Custom made
We custom weld and supply parts for various industries. The production of demanding welded constructions and special weldments according to individual customer requirements is ensured by a team of proven welders with state licenses and many years of experience. We cover a wide range of demand for welding various types of steel material, including stainless steel and others.
We produce based on the supplied production documentation:
- foundry equipment (heat exchangers for cooling foundry sand and stainless steel registers for exchangers, forming frames, shakers, etc.),
- tlboth non-pressure containers and tanks (without certification or with certification according to PED requirements),
- swelded constructions and weldments (frames of electric motors, pipe systems, fittings, etc.),
- further production according to customer requirements
Custom made
We custom weld and supply parts for various industries. The production of demanding welded constructions and special weldments according to individual customer requirements is ensured by a team of proven welders with state licenses and many years of experience. We cover a wide range of demand for welding various types of steel material, including stainless steel and others.
We produce based on the supplied production documentation:
- foundry equipment (heat exchangers for cooling foundry sand and stainless steel registers for exchangers, forming frames, shakers, etc.),
- tlboth non-pressure containers and tanks (without certification or with certification according to PED requirements),
- swelded constructions and weldments (frames of electric motors, pipe systems, fittings, etc.),
- further production according to customer requirements
EN 1090 -1 certification
The EN 1090-1 certification proves the introduction of a quality system throughout the welding production, thanks to which we are a competitive company on the domestic and foreign markets.
We realize that the quality of the final product or its parts cannot be ensured by control, but must be gradually inserted into the product at each step of its realization and must subsequently become part of it. Inspection cannot create quality, but only prove it. That is why we meet the high quality requirements for fusion welding of metal materials according to EN ISO 3834-2.
The high quality of welding is also guaranteed by an independent accredited certification body and welding supervision, which ensures a quality optimization system in production.
EN 1090 -1 certification
The EN 1090-1 certification proves the introduction of a quality system throughout the welding production, thanks to which we are a competitive company on the domestic and foreign markets.
We realize that the quality of the final product or its parts cannot be ensured by control, but must be gradually inserted into the product at each step of its realization and must subsequently become part of it. Inspection cannot create quality, but only prove it. That is why we meet the high quality requirements for fusion welding of metal materials according to EN ISO 3834-2.
The high quality of welding is also guaranteed by an independent accredited certification body and welding supervision, which ensures a quality optimization system in production.
Our welding methods
According to EN ISO 4063
Method 131 | European abbreviation MIG | American abbreviation GMAW | method description: arc welding with a melting electrode in inert gas.
Method 135 | European abbreviation MAG | American abbreviation GMAW | method description: arc welding with a melting electrode in an active gas.
Method 136 | European abbreviation MAG | American abbreviation FCAW | method description: arc welding with a filled electrode (tubular wire) in active gas.
Method 141 | European abbreviation TIG (WIG) | American abbreviation GTAW | method description: arc welding with a non-melting (tungsten) electrode in inert gas.
Method 311 | European abbreviation GW | American abbreviation OFW | method description: fusion welding with an oxy-acetylene flame.
Method: 131
European abbreviation: MIG
American abbreviation: GMAW
Method description: Arc welding with a melting electrode in an inert gas.
Method: 135
European abbreviation: MAG
American abbreviation: GMAW
Method description: Arc welding with a melting electrode in an active gas.
Method: 136
European abbreviation: MAG
American abbreviation: FCAW
Method description: Arc welding with a filled electrode (tube wire) in active gas.
Method: 141
European abbreviation: TIG (WIG)
American abbreviation: GTAW
Method description: Arc welding with a non-melting (Tungsten) electrode in inert gas.
Method: 311
European abbreviation: GW
American abbreviation: OFW
Method description: Fusion welding with an oxy-acetylene flame.