The construction of yachts is an art that is constantly evolving and adapting to the latest technological developments. One of the most outstanding developments in this field is the improvement of welding techniques used in the manufacture of steel and aluminum yachts.

A brand new video is now available showing these innovative processes and explaining how the Triclad material is used in the manufacture of steel and aluminum yachts. Triclad is a three-layer material specifically designed to efficiently bond steel and aluminum together. It consists of two aluminum outer layers and a steel core layer. The use of Triclad creates strong and durable joints that ensure the longevity of the yachts.

One of the highlights of the video is the demonstration of the welding procedure. Before a long weld is made, stitches are first set. This is a crucial step that serves to prepare the materials and ensure that the subsequent welding process goes smoothly. Later, the yachts are welded both from the inside and from the outside.

Bering Yachts, a well-known manufacturer in the industry, places great importance on the quality of welding and therefore relies only on certified welders. Aluminum welding requires specialized expertise and precision, so it is essential that only highly skilled welders perform this task. Welds are randomly inspected by experts using ultrasound.

Another important aspect that the video highlights is the "shorter weld" method. Instead of welding continuously, shorter welds are used on aluminum to prevent possible deformation of the material. This technique helps maintain the structure of the yachts and ensure their longevity.

Finally, let's take a look at the flammability of steel, aluminum and glass-fiber reinforced plastic (GFRP) on ships. Steel and aluminum are generally non-combustible, making them safe materials for shipbuilding. GFRP, on the other hand, can burn at certain temperatures, which must be taken into account when designing ships.

Continuous improvement in welding techniques and the use of innovative materials such as Triclad are helping to revolutionize shipbuilding and produce yachts that are both safe and durable. By focusing on the further development of these technologies, we can continue to produce high-quality, robust and safe yachts that meet the high standards of modern seafaring.