Horizontal and vertical boiler shells at the production in Gunzenhausen, Germany

Thanks to our process cranes with exceptionally high load-bearing capacity and our high production halls, boilers weighing up to 120 tons can be safely, quickly and gently turned and set up in the ideal processing position. By contrast, in older production facilities boilers weighing more than 60 tons, for example, are often welded out of necessity in a sloping position. This can lead to quality problems with the weld seems.

Horizontal welding enables a more homogeneous structure, increased penetration depth, low-notch geometries, the highest welding quality, and thus an overall more uniform welding process.

For the individual assembly of a boiler with flanges and customised equipment, the components are connected manually using the metal active gas welding (MAG) procedure.

To ensure pore-free seams, it is essential that shielding gas is not blown away during welding. We ensure this through our draught-protected workstations, specialised extraction systems, and heating via radiant ceiling panels instead of conventional warm-air systems.

Our globally unique, self-developed corrugated tube machine is able to manufacture fully automatically corrugated flame tubes with up to 9 metres length. The machine is equipped with twelve servomotors and three lasers for monitoring and control. It manufactures corrugated flame tubes with millimetre precision using laser technology. Corrugated flame tubes are a core product in boiler manufacturing and are the components that must withstand the highest stress.