Welding

Welding is one of the most critical processes in metal fabrication. When components require structural strength, tightness or mechanical stability, welding quality is decisive for the construction’s function, lifetime and safety. At TORA,

Welded components – application areas

TORA produces welded units for, among others:

bracket systems
machine components
builds and frames
technical enclosures
installation modules
mechanical structures
support elements
building components
parts for green energy

Components are produced in defined tolerance chains so they fit together with your other elements.

Technologies and welding methods

TORA works with the most commonly used welding methods within industry, power supply, construction and green energy. MIG/MAG welding • used for steel and stainless • high productivity • stable weld seams • suitable for constructions,

Quality control – EN ISO 3834 as the foundation

Welding is a process with inherent variation if not controlled correctly. Therefore, TORA consistently works with documented processes and certification. Our quality control includes: welding procedures (WPS) procedure qualification records (PQR) welder certificates for each

Materials and weldability

Materials respond differently during welding, and TORA plans processes based on the material property that most affects welding. Steel stable to weld suitable for structures and brackets controlled heat impact ensures strength good for laser-cut sheet

Process flow in welding

Welding at TORA is part of a larger production flow where design, geometry and tolerances are controlled in several phases. 1. Preparation and control review of the design verification of material definition of procedure (WPS) measurement

Tolerances and deformation

Welded constructions can be affected by heat input, which can lead to: bending/warping twisting distortions displacement in hole patterns TORA counteracts this through: controlled clamping fixture design sequence welding correct heat input post-weld inspection Typical tolerances for welded constructions angle: +/- 0.5° length/position:

Documentation for welded components

Documentation is often required in projects within industry, energy, construction and power supply. TORA delivers: material certificates batch traceability measurement reports visual inspection report Documentation is structured according to your internal requirements.

Technical Information

CNC turning (3 units): max Ø450
CNC turning with robot (1 unit): max Ø250
CNC milling (5 units): max length = 4000 mm
CNC milling with robot (1 unit): max length = 800 mm

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TORA A/S is a modern steel manufacturer with more than 30 years of documented experience. From precision components to complete production series, we deliver certified steel and metal components for wind energy and other demanding industries.

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TORA has a long tradition of delivering high-quality products. This is largely based on the quality of the materials and components we source. TORA continuously evaluates suppliers to ensure competitive and reliable supply chains.

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