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In the automotive industry, production line speed and manufacturing quality are the key drivers of profitability. Traditional welding methods often cause thermal distortion—especially on thin body panels—resulting in costly rework, filler application, and surface correction before painting. Veyon changes this equation entirely.

How Is Veyon Used in the Automotive Industry?

1. Body Panel and Chassis Assemblies

Starting from ultra-thin sheets as fine as 0.8 mm, Veyon precisely concentrates heat at a microscopic level, enabling metal fusion without burning or warping the material. The WFD Series (Double Wire Feeding) technology flawlessly fills assembly gaps caused by stamping inconsistencies and press tolerances.

2. Welding of Galvanized Steel

For galvanized steel—an essential material in automotive manufacturing—Veyon creates clean, pore-free welds without damaging or vaporizing the zinc coating. This preserves the material’s corrosion resistance while ensuring superior weld quality.

3. Electric Vehicle Battery Enclosures

In EV battery housings and aluminum chassis components, where airtight sealing is critical, Veyon delivers 100% leak-proof welds with minimal heat input, protecting sensitive battery systems from thermal damage.

Why Should the Automotive Industry Choose Veyon?

• Up to 400% Faster
  Delivers welding speeds up to four times faster than traditional TIG welding, eliminating production bottlenecks and increasing line efficiency.
• No Post-Weld Finishing Required
  Produces smooth, clean weld seams that require no grinding or surface leveling, allowing parts to move directly to the paint shop.
• Zero Distortion
  Prevents warping and surface deformation on large panels such as doors, hoods, and roofs.
• Automation-Ready
  Seamlessly integrates into robotic production systems while also delivering consistent, high-quality results in manual operations.