Welding and Grinding
Our welding capabilities include TIG, MIG, and resistance welding. Material thickness ranges from 26 gauge to 3/8” thick. Powder coating includes texture and smooth finishes.
Plating: anodization, chrome plating, nickel plating, passivation, and other commonly plated finishes
Finishes: #4 Stain, #8 Mirror Polish, #7 Vibration, Sandblasted, and other architectural finishes
TIG W
elding
TIG welding has a smaller weld bead so it’s great for cosmetic welding where joints and seams need to be covered. This highly skilled welding technique can turn a simple sheet metal item into an expensive-looking machined or cast metal component.
MIG Welding
MIG welding is mostly done for structural welding where a very strong weld is needed. This technique creates a larger bead of weld and is a faster process compared to TIG welding.
Resistance Welding
This process is also known as spot welding - fusing two parts together by applying heat and pressure. This technique is a production process where a joint is created much faster than other welding techniques.
Production Welding and Quality Control
Welding jigs and other production techniques are regularly utilized for production. Part consistency is achieved with jigs and/or “self-aligned” part design. Weld quality is controlled by the size of welded bead and the consistency of the bead size.
Materials List
cold rolled steel
hard rolled steel
galvanized steel
stainless steel
aluminum
brass
bronze
copper
other metals