Welded Assemblies
Types of welds available:

• Butt Welds which weld parts end to end, i.e. in a ring assembly, a butt weld joins the ends of the material to form a seam in the ring.
  
• Resistant Welds which weld material to itself, i.e., peg board hooks
  
• Crosswire Resistant Welds which weld wireforms perpendicular to each other, i.e. a mesh or grid.
  
• Assembly Welds which weld two parts together, i.e. a flat form to a wireform, or a wireform to a wireform, or a flat form to a flat form.

Open Assemblies
These assemblies are not welded and include:

• Latches which are generally two wireforms combined to make a latch closure.
  
• Component Assemblies which include assembling a plastic part with a wireform, a rivet with a flat form or stamping, a stamping with a wireform, or a mesh silencer with a spring.
  
• Extension Spring Assemblies which use a wire-formed swivel hook or bolt inserted into the end(s) of a tempered extension spring.