I can't decipher it without looking at the materials! The "points to be careful about" are also hard to understand.
Everyone, do you accurately understand the meaning of welding symbols? I believe that processing companies that actually perform welding understand them, but how well do sales representatives from technical trading companies like ours comprehend them? If a sales representative receives a drawing from a customer and can immediately say, "The key point of this weld is..." it would be very reassuring, wouldn't it? However, isn't it often the case that it just ends with, "They are welding..."? Depending on the material and application, is arc welding, TIG welding, or even fiber laser welding necessary? Isn't it common for it to end with something like, "Let's get a quote from that processing company for this type of welding"? *You can view the detailed content of the column through the related links. For more information, please feel free to contact us.
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