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Electron Beam Engineering, Inc.
Anaheim, California Electron Beam Engineering, Inc. provides complete precision electron beam welding and laser welding More...
www.ebeinc.com

iWelding.com
Marion, Ohio iWelding.com offers advanced industrial welding automation equipment and robots to the industry. Our More...
www.iwelding.com

AT&F Steel Solutions
Cleveland, Ohio American Tank & Fabricating offers steel and alloy fabrication. We specialize in rolling, forming an More...
www.amtank.com

Technical Materials, Inc.
Lincoln, Rhode Island Technical Materials, Inc. produces clad metal, electroplating, solder and other specialty strip prod More...
www.technicalmaterials.com

J. B. Poindexter & Co., Inc.
Houston, Texas J. B. Poindexter & Co., Inc. is engaged in the production of commercial van bodies, step-vans, funer More...
www.jbpoindexter.com

E B Industries, LLC
Farmingdale, New York E B Industries, LLC provides precision laser welding and electron beam welding services for the medi More...
www.ebindustries.com

Anionics, Inc.
Oriskany, New York Anionics, Inc. offers electron beam welding. We are a QS 9000 certified company. We develop electron More...
www.anionics.com

International Beam Welding Corp.
West Springfield, Massachusetts International Beam Welding Corp. deals with electron beam welding. We specialize prototype to produc More...
+1-(413)-781-4368

Ebtec Corporation
Agawam, Massachusetts Ebtec Corporation specializes in laser processing, electron beam welding, heat-treating, abrasive wa More...
www.ebteccorp.com

Electron Beam Solutions, Inc.
Ormond Beach, Florida Electron Beam Solutions, Inc. specializes in rapid turn electron beam welding. We provide welding of More...
electronbeamsolutions.com

Advanced Vacuum Technolgy, Inc.
East Granby, Connecticut Advanced Vacuum Technolgy, Inc. specializes in the design, manufacturing and support of electron bea More...
www.advactec.com

Andrews Hi-Tec Corp.
South El Monte, California Andrews Hi-Tec Corp. specializes in electron beam welding services. Our equipment includes electron More...
www.ahtc.com

Advanced Technology Company
Pasadena, California Advanced Technology Company deals mainly with electron beam welding and laser welding, drilling and More...
www.at-co.com

Electron Beam
Kankakee, Illinois Electron Beam is in the business of irradiation, cable products and conduit systems. Our cable desig More...
www.electronbeam.com

Joining Technologies, LLC
East Granby, Connecticut Joining Technologies, LLC is an ISO 9001 certified company. We specialize in precision welding and m More...
www.joiningtech.com

MIC Group
Brenham, Texas MIC Group ranges from investment casting of many alloys to full turnkey manufacturing services of pr More...
www.micgrp.com

Triumph Air Repair
Phoenix, Arizona Triumph Air Repair is in the business of APU repair technology. We focus on repair processing capabi More...
www.triumphair.com

Enpro Systems, Inc.
Channelview, Texas Enpro Systems, Inc. has control of high temperature fluids, high pressures, solids and gaseous media More...
www.enprosys.com

Cu-Built Engineers
Maharashtra, India Cu-Built Engineers offers custom-built machines for welding automation. We are suppliers of special More...
www.cubuilt.com

Pro beam Electron Beam Technology Suzhou Ltd.
Jiangsu, China Pro beam Electron Beam Technology Suzhou Ltd. develops systems and techniques for applications, usin More...
www.pro-beam.com

Electron Beam Welding Manufacturers

Electron Beam Welding (EBW) is a fusion joining process that produces a weld by impinging a beam of high-energy electrons to heat the weld joint. Electrons are elementary atomic particles characterized by a negative charge and an extremely small mass. Raising electrons to a high-energy state by accelerating them to roughly 30 to 70 percent of the speed of light provides the energy to heat the weld. The electron beam is always generated in a high vacuum. The use of specially designed orifices separating a series of chambers at various levels of vacuum permits welding in medium and non-vacuum conditions.