Abstract: A welding device and a method for welding at least two components. The welding device includes an ultrasonic welding device and a laser welding device and is configured to weld the two components together by ultrasonic welding in a first area with the aid of the ultrasonic welding device and, during the ultrasonic welding process, to weld the two components together by laser welding in a second area which is smaller than the first area and is arranged within and/or bordering an outer periphery of the first area, with the aid of the laser welding device. The ultrasonic welding device may have an ultrasonic sonotrode and/or an anvil which have a through opening within the first area, and the laser welding device may be configured to direct the laser beam through the through opening onto the second area on the two components.

Abstract: The invention relates to a device for welding rod-shaped electrical conductors provided with an outer insulating sheath, the device comprising a compression space for receiving two connecting regions of the conductors to be connected to each other, wherein the compression space is provided with a marking device for axial positioning of the connecting regions, the marking device comprising a radiation-emitting device defining a position mark (56, 57).

Abstract: The invention relates to a shielding gas for use in the arc welding of metallic work pieces. The invention further relates to a process for the arc welding of metallic work pieces using consumable electrodes, whereby a shielding gas stream is supplied to the work piece adjacent to the electrode. According to the invention, for shielding gases recommended for use in the MSG welding, preferably the MAG welding, of rust-proof steels, especially nickel-based materials, specialty steels, or high-alloy steels, a) if the shielding gas contains no helium, it contains carbon dioxide in a proportion of between 0.001% by volume and 1.9% by volume and b) if the shielding gas does contain helium, it contains carbon dioxide in a proportion of between 0.001% by volume and 0.9% by volume, in addition to argon, nitrogen, and, if applicable, helium.

Abstract: The invention relates to a shielding gas for use in the arc welding of metallic work pieces. The invention further relates to a process for the arc welding of metallic work pieces using consumable electrodes, whereby a shielding gas stream is supplied to the work piece adjacent to the electrode. According to the invention, for shielding gases recommended for use in the MSG welding, preferably the MAG welding, of rust-proof steels, especially nickel-based materials, specialty steels, or high-alloy steels, a) if the shielding gas contains no helium, it contains carbon dioxide in a proportion of between 0.001 % by volume and 1.9 % by volume and b) if the shielding gas does contain helium, it contains carbon dioxide in a proportion of between 0.001 % by volume and 0.9 % by volume, in addition to argon, nitrogen, and, if applicable, helium.

Abstract: The invention relates to a shielding gas for use in the arc welding of metallic work pieces. The invention further relates to a process for the arc welding of metallic work pieces using consumable electrodes, whereby a shielding gas stream is supplied to the work piece adjacent to the electrode.

Abstract: The invention relates to a shielding gas for use in the arc welding of metallic work pieces. The invention further relates to a process for the arc welding of metallic work pieces using consumable electrodes, whereby a shielding gas stream is supplied to the work piece adjacent to the electrode.

Abstract: A hybrid welding from a combination of laser beam welding with gas-shielded welding by electric arc uses at least two electrodes are used. The electrodes can be flooded by a common shielding gas curtain or separately or in groups. The hybrid welding increases the possibility of influencing the welding process and especially provides improved possibilities for automation.