Technological sense of art split surface mirror stainless steel bust sculpture
Description: | The stainless steel bust sculpture embodies a contradictory nature that seems to capture fluidity within rigid lines, offering a fusion of eternity and ephemerality. As an abstract character, I found resonance in its form – sharp, unyielding edges combined with the intangible concept of the passage of time. Reflective surfaces hold a mirror to the world around them, reflecting not only the natural landscape but also the fleeting emotions and thoughts of those who participate in it. The polished exterior of the stainless steel bust sculpture serves as a canvas for evolving narratives and reflections on the human experience, a silent observer quietly observing the story of passing moments. |
NO.: | M-(AO26) |
PRICE | USD$5999 |
MATERIAL: | Stainless steel #304/ #316. |
SIZE: | Life-size or custom-made depends on your preference. |
TECHNOLOGY: | Forging process. |
PACKING: | Generally soft and waterproof plastic inside, wooden cases/ iron box for outside. |
Stainless steel bust sculpture Details Description:
How is the production process of stainless steel bust sculpture welded together?
1. Design and segmented production
Before making stainless steel bust sculpture, detailed design and planning are first carried out. Designers usually divide the bust into multiple parts for easy manufacturing and welding. These parts can include the head, neck, shoulders, etc., and each part is made separately according to the details and size of the sculpture. Design drawings and 3D models help ensure that the size and shape of each part are accurate and can be seamlessly connected when welded.
2. Cutting and forming
According to the design drawings, stainless steel sheets are cut into the required shape using high-precision cutting tools such as laser cutters or plasma cutters. Each part of the stainless steel bust sculpture is usually formed by processes such as stamping, bending or forging to ensure that it meets the design requirements. These parts are ground and polished to remove burrs and improve surface smoothness in preparation for welding.
3. Positioning and docking
Before welding, the parts need to be precisely docked. Usually, clamps, positioning blocks or temporary welds are used to fix the parts in the correct position to ensure that they do not move during welding. During the docking process, engineers will use levels, measuring tools and laser alignment equipment to ensure the docking accuracy of each part of the stainless steel bust sculpture.
4. Welding process
Welding is a key step to permanently connect the parts together. Commonly used stainless steel welding methods include argon arc welding (TIG welding) and arc welding (MIG welding). During the welding process, welding flux is first applied to the joint and the welding area is cleaned to ensure the strength and quality of the weld. Welders gradually weld each joint according to the design requirements, usually using spot welding or seam welding methods. After welding is completed, necessary welding inspections will be carried out, including visual inspections and non-destructive testing (such as X-ray inspections) to ensure the integrity and quality of the weld.
5. Grinding and polishing
After welding is completed, the weld may leave some welding marks or uneven areas. At this time, the weld area needs to be ground and polished to remove welding residues and restore the smooth surface of the stainless steel bust sculpture. Using sandpaper, a polishing machine, and professional stainless steel polishing materials, the welding area can be processed flat and without marks, making the surface of the entire stainless steel bust sculpture smooth and clean as new.
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Production Flow
1. Confirming the design (3D mold/ Pictures/ drawing/ photos). |
2. Making exact structures or models according to drawing/ client’s photos/ 3D mold… Modify any details till confirmed. |
3. Cover the stainless steel plate on existing structures or models. |
4. Welding and polishing the surface. |
5. Finished stainless steel sculpture and take all different views pictures/ videos show to clients… |
6. Packing into wooden cases and shipping after clients are satisfied with stainless steel sculptures. |
Packaging & Shipping
Packaging: | Inside: soft plastic foam/ blanket. |
Outside: strong wooden cases or iron frame boxes. | |
Shipping: | 1. By sea (Special for life-size sculptures and large sculptures). |
2. By air (Special for small sculptures or when clients need the sculpture very urgently). | |
3. By express delivery DHL, TNT, UPS, or FedEx. (Door-to-door delivery, about 3-7 days can reach). | |
4. Door-to-door service. | |
Please kindly contact us! We will depend on your sculpture and local situation, find the best delivery way for your reference. |
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