
Welding Fabrication Services
Custom Welding Fabrication Services
MIG, TIG, spot and laser welding for sheet metal assemblies, enclosures, frames and structural components, with distortion control and post-weld inspection. IATF 16949 certified facility.
Capability
Welding capability
We weld a wide range of sheet metal assemblies with controlled distortion and consistent weld quality.
MIG welding
High-speed welding for structural and medium-thickness assemblies.
TIG welding
Clean, precise welds for thinner materials and cosmetic surfaces.
Spot welding
Fast, localised welds for overlapping sheet metal.
Laser welding
High welding speed and low heat input for precision assemblies.
Process selector
Choose the right welding process
Select a process to see typical capability and the information we need to quote your part.
MIG welding
High-speed welding for structural and medium-thickness assemblies.
Typical application
Structural and frame assemblies
To request a quote
Send the assembly drawing and weld requirements.
Typical applications
Where welding is used
Typical application examples for welded sheet metal assemblies. These are representative uses, not customer case studies.
Enclosure assemblies
Welded enclosures and cabinets with sealed joints and controlled distortion.
Frames and supports
Welded frames and structural supports for machinery and equipment.
Structural components
Structural sheet metal assemblies for load-bearing applications.

Production floor
Welding in our facility
We operate a range of welding robots including laser, arc, TIG, MIG and spot welding for consistent quality.
Established
2009
Team size
300-1000
Certified
IATF 16949
Markets
Global
Quality
Certified quality, traceable output
Quality is embedded in our process with certification and full traceability from drawing to packout.
IATF 16949
Automotive-grade quality management system.
ISO 9001
Consistent process control and documentation.
NB certificate
National Board authorized fabrication.
ASME authorized
Authorized by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers.

Procurement flow
From drawing to delivery
Drawing review
Tolerance risk assessment before production.
Sample gate
Approval before volume production.
FAT records
Factory acceptance test documentation.
QC photo pack
Inspection photos shared with buyers.
Shipment checklist
Verified packing and dispatch.
FAQ
Welding questions buyers ask
Which welding process is right for my part?
It depends on material, thickness and assembly. We recommend a process during drawing review based on your requirements.
How do you control weld distortion?
We use weld sequence planning, fixturing and low-heat processes such as laser welding to control distortion.
Do you inspect welded assemblies?
Yes. We perform post-weld inspection and provide QC photo packs as part of the traceable quality package.
What materials can you weld?
We weld a range of sheet metal materials. Share your material grade so we can confirm the best process.
Can you produce welding prototypes?
Yes. We handle low-volume custom fabrication and prototypes, with sample gate approval before volume production.
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Read guideInquiry
Request a welding quote
Send your assembly drawing and weld requirements. We respond with a technical review and quote-ready file.
Assembly drawing accepted
Material grade and thickness
Weld and finish requirements
