100 welding stations
TIG and MIG welding for fabrications and assemblies
Joint access, fixturing, material, and required inspection are reviewed for each build
100 Welding Stations · TIG & MIG
Welding
TIG and MIG welding for structural fabrications and assemblies, with procedures and inspection matched to the work.
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Equipment and working range
100 welding stations support TIG and MIG work for structural fabrications and assemblies. AWS D1.1, D1.2, and D17.1 qualifications are reviewed against the materials, joint design, inspection, and documentation required for each program. Fiber laser welding is also available as a separate process.
ProcessesTIG and MIG; fiber laser welding also available
Stations100
QualificationsAWS D1.1 / D1.2 / D17.1; confirm applicable scope
MaterialsSteel, stainless steel, aluminum; other alloys by review
PROCESS DETAILS
Equipment & process details
Planning your welding project?
Bring cut, formed, and machined parts into a structural assembly, with post-weld machining and finish included in the scope where required.
Weld access, fixturing, distortion, and the sequence of machining and coating need review. Confirm the applicable welding qualifications and inspection scope for your program.
Plan your complete manufacturing packageInclude with your request
- Assembly drawing, bill of materials, weld symbols, and material specifications
- Applicable weld standard, qualification, inspection, and documentation requirements
- Critical alignment dimensions, finish, quantity, and any customer-supplied parts
For controlled technical data, arrange the appropriate transfer with our team before sending it.
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Discuss the operations needed for your finished part or assembly.
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