Position the stainless steel sheets to be joined, between the electrodes. Copper-cobalt-beryllium electrodes have an optimal tensile strength and electrical conductivity for welding stainless steel.
Lower the upper electrode. Apply the clamping force to exert pressure on the metal sheets.
Weld the sheets, for a predetermined amount of time, with a low-voltage, alternating current, using the manufacturer's specifications for the particular kind and thickness of stainless steel that you are welding.
Remove the welding current. Hold the clamping force in place for a predetermined time, according to the manufacturer's specifications.
Raise the upper electrode, freeing the welded stainless steel.