APLIWELD-T exorthemic welding compound in tablet form

Apliweld®-T - The revolution in tablet format

Earthing systems and their connections must last throughout the lifetime of an installation.
The technology of the APLIWELD® Secure+ system ensures this is achieved by overcoming the result of other types of welding and traditional techniques such as mechanical connections.

Exothermic welding is the result of a process that achieves the molecular union of two or more metallic conductors through a chemical reaction. This molecular bond improves the mechanical, electrical and corrosion-related properties with respect to any mechanical connection.

The innovative tablet format of Apliweld® Secure+ and the electronic ignition offers much more efficient results, saving costs and providing an extra in security.

Perfect unions

The exothermic welding Apliweld® Secure+ is the best mode to make permanent, reliable and high conductivity connections in every installation that requires earthing connection. The molecular union, not only mechanic, ensures the connection during the lifetime of the building in a well-defined process.

Cost saving

The unique tablet format of the Apliweld® Secure+ for any type of connection, it reduces logistics costs, minimizes errors and preparation times and increases the efficiency of the process, even in windy or humid weather conditions.

Traditionally, exothermic welding required the user to have multiple cartridges with different powder weights for carrying out the various connections. Once the conductors were inserted in the graphite mould, the welding compound and the reactive powder (usually a flammable compound) were poured into the crucible. Then a flint gun, applied manually to the starting powder at arm’s length produced a spark triggering the exothermic reaction.
With APLIWELD® Secure+ the required number of tablets are placed inside the graphite mould. The electronic starter is inserted on top and activated from a distance. Hence there is no need for multiple cartridges and it is completely safe for the operator.