The major industrial sectors applying resistance welding are listed below.
 

Automotive / auto industry  Aerospace / air plane  Train carriage / rail Electrical / electronics Radiator / container Domestic hardware Medical instruments Nuclear equipment Food and drink, etc.

Below are some examples for industrial applications of the software.

Resistance spot welding:		Resistance projection welding:
Temperature development and weld nugget formation in spot welding of three sheets, one 1 mm TRIP steel to two 2 mm mild steel, with three pulse AC.		Temperature development, collapse of projection and weld nugget formation in embossed projection welding of galvanized steel with up-slope AC.
Resistance butt welding:		Micro resistance welding:
Temperature development, deformation of parts and weld nugget formation in resistance butt welding of steel plates with AC.		Temperature development and nugget formation in micro series welding of nickel sheet to nickel coated steel with two pulse DC.

With the Enterprise Edition , several functions for automated simulations have been developed to support welding process parameter optimization. It is possible to run fully automated procedures to generate the weld growth curves and the weldability lobes.

This is a weld growth curve generated automatically with SORPAS® for spot welding of 1 mm mild steel sheets in the range of weld current from 2 kA to 16 kA. The software has automatically identified the working range with green color points indicating the good spot welds, the red color points indicating splashes and the black color points indicating no weld.

This is a weldability lobe generated automatically with SORPAS® for spot welding of 1 mm mild steel sheets with two welding process parameters (weld current and time) referring to ISO 14327:2004. Three reference weld nugget diameters (minimum, maximum and nominal) are indicated. It is also possible to generate the weldability lobe with weld current and force.