hitsaamalla
Hitsaamalla is a method of joining metal parts by heating the interfaces to the point of fusion, with or without the addition of a filler material, and allowing the joint to cool to form a solid bond. It is one of the fundamental metalworking joining processes, used to create strong, permanent connections in a wide range of metals and thicknesses.
Welding methods include arc welding (manual metal arc, shielded metal arc welding; also MIG/MAG and TIG), oxy-fuel
Applications span structural fabrication, pipelines, automotive and aerospace manufacturing, shipbuilding, repair work, and artistic metalwork. Welding
Safety and quality: Welding generates heat, ultraviolet radiation, fumes, and noise. Proper ventilation, personal protective equipment,
Etymology: In Finnish, hitsaamalla is formed from the root hitsa- (to weld) with the -amalla suffix to