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Saltwater is unforgiving. In the maritime industry, even the smallest welding defect can eventually turn into a major corrosion issue. With its “Cold Weld” effect in stainless steel (316L) fabrication, Veyon preserves the material’s corrosion-resistant properties while delivering exceptionally clean and durable welds.

How Is Veyon Used in the Maritime Industry?

1. Maximum Freedom on Large Structures (Up to 20 Meters Reach)

Moving equipment around shipyards can be challenging and time-consuming. With the Veyon 30H Series and its optional 20-meter fiber cable system, operators can work across a 40-meter radius on ship hulls or dockside structures without relocating the machine.

2. Fuel and Water Tanks

Veyon provides 100% leak-proof welding for marine fuel and water tank manufacturing. Its low heat input prevents distortion, twisting, and warping on tank panels and thin metal surfaces.

3. Deck Equipment and Stainless Components

For visually critical stainless steel applications such as railings, cleats, and deck accessories, Veyon produces mirror-finish weld seams that require little to no polishing, combining durability with premium aesthetics.

Why Should the Maritime Industry Choose Veyon?

• Superior Corrosion Resistance
  Preserves the chemical integrity of stainless steel, preventing corrosion from forming around weld zones.
• Maximum Accessibility
  Offers one of the longest cable options in its class (20 meters), providing unmatched mobility and operational flexibility across large vessels and shipyard environments.
• Speed and Aesthetic Excellence
  Enhances craftsmanship quality in yacht and marine fabrication while significantly reducing production time.
• Water-Cooled System
  Delivers continuous 24/7 performance even under the demanding heat conditions of shipyards and marine manufacturing facilities.