Welding Container House Video

Currently, there is no direct link to a complete operational video for welding container houses, but relevant introductions can provide insights into the methods, materials, and characteristics of different types of welding container houses.

Methods and Materials for Welding Container Houses

When making container houses, one can learn the basic operations in 2 - 3 days by following a master, while it takes about a month to become proficient in production. The materials include channel steel, square tubes, corrugated sheets, fireproof floors, wooden floors, doors and windows, and ceilings.

• Welding of Container Base: 5X10 channel steel is used. It serves as the main crossbeam around the top and bottom of the container, similar to the ring beam in house construction, providing support and structural stability.
• Welding of Container Columns: The column thickness should be no less than 1mm and requires professional equipment for shaping. Ready-made columns are available in the market. Channel steel and columns form the skeleton of the entire container house, playing a decisive role in its sturdiness.

Characteristics of Different Types of Container Houses

• Packing-box Units: These feature a modular assembly structure, making them easy to disassemble and reassemble for repeated use. They have a neat appearance and are commonly used in office buildings for construction project departments and double-story office areas, suitable for projects requiring multiple relocations.
• Welding Boxes (Large-corrugated Residential Containers): These have a fully welded box body, offering a sturdy and durable structure at a relatively low cost. They are transported by direct overall lifting and are often used as worker dormitories and temporary warehouses, with high turnover rates on construction sites.

Welding-related Technologies for Container Houses

In the container industry, there are professional welding machine recommendations for different parts. For example, the Megmeet all-digital industrial heavy-duty MIG/MAG/CO2 DC/pulse intelligent welding machine - Artsen II PM500F can be used for welding the front wall panels and side panels of containers. It employs a DC short-circuit process combined with dedicated machine welding, addressing issues such as slow welding speed, unstable arcs, excessive spatter, and poor weld formation. The Artsen Plus welding machine is used for welding the container floor and side panels, also using a DC short-circuit process to solve problems like unstable arcs, poor weld formation, and excessive spatter caused by the influence of the anti-rust paint coating.