“Weld all around” refers to a welding technique where a weld is made continuously around the entire circumference or perimeter of a joint or component.
This means that the weld is applied to all sides or surfaces of the joint, ensuring complete coverage and connection. Weld All around is also known as Peripheral Weld. Below is an example of weld all around joint between a round bar and a plate.
Welding all around is commonly used in applications where a strong and secure bond is required, such as in pipes, tubes, or cylindrical structures.
It provides structural integrity, enhances strength, and can help create a leak-proof seal. Welding all around is often necessary in situations where the joint will be subjected to high pressure or needs to contain fluids or gases.
