In square tube fabrication, end sealing welding is a common process used to close open tube ends for structural integrity and appearance. In this article, we share a sample welding demonstration showing the end sealing result achieved with a 1500W automatic welding setup.
This example is intended to present the welding effect and seam quality under this specific configuration, rather than define a universal power requirement.
In this sample, a flat metal plate is welded onto the open end of a square tube, forming a continuous closed seam around the perimeter. The focus of this demonstration is on:
Seam continuity
Weld appearance
Penetration stability
Overall consistency
The welding process is fully automated to ensure stable movement and repeatable results.


For this sample display, the welding system is configured with:
Automatic welding motion
Stable torch positioning
Controlled welding speed
1500W welding power
Under these conditions, the welding process remains stable and produces a clean, continuous seam suitable for visual inspection and quality evaluation.


As shown in the images and process samples:
The weld seam is continuous along all four sides
Penetration is even and well controlled
Spatter is minimal
The sealed tube end shows good overall appearance
This demonstrates that, for this specific sample and material setup, a 1500W configuration is capable of achieving a satisfactory welding result.
The actual welding process and results are shown in the video:
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The purpose of this sample is to:
Visually present the welding quality
Demonstrate seam consistency under automatic welding
Provide a reference welding effect for similar applications
Actual welding power requirements may vary depending on material thickness, joint design, and production conditions.
This sample welding demonstration shows the end sealing effect achieved with a 1500W automatic welding setup on square tubes. The result provides a clear reference for seam quality and process stability in similar sample or trial conditions.
For specific projects, welding parameters can be adjusted according to actual application requirements.