Metal welding.
Aluminium and alloys with TIG.
Welding metal parts and structures. We TIG weld aluminium and its alloys.
We weld metal parts and structures for fabrication, repairs and equipment modifications. We TIG weld aluminium and its alloys. Welding can be a standalone job or part of a complete assembly.
For repairs, we first consider the damaged area and the component’s future use. New fabrication follows the drawings, material specification and joint requirements. A photograph, material thickness and material designation, if known, help us begin the discussion.
What we can do for you.
Metal welding
Welded parts and assemblies for custom fabrication and installation.
Aluminium and its alloys — TIG
TIG welding of aluminium parts and assemblies for custom fabrication, repairs and modifications. We clarify the brief according to the alloy, thickness and application.
Weld repairs
Assessment and repair of damaged components according to their condition and requirements.
Assembly work
Welding coordinated with metalworking and the fabrication of complete assemblies.
The joint belongs to a complete component
Welding depends on both the material and what the finished component needs to do.
Preparing a new assembly differs from repairing a part already used in service. We discuss joint access, material condition and final dimensions before work begins. Welding connects with our metalworking, assembly and, where required, installation.
TIG welding of aluminium and its alloys
We offer TIG welding for aluminium components.
Enquiries may cover new fabrication, joining prepared parts or assessing a potential repair. Alloy designation, thickness and intended use help the discussion. If you do not know the material designation, send the information you have and detailed photographs; we can clarify the necessary inputs together.
What we need for a quotation.
Send us the available documents and your preferred schedule. We will clarify the technical details together.
- Material and thickness
- Photos of the part or joint
- Dimensions and intended use
Services that work together.
Have a project?
Let’s discuss it.
A drawing, photo or brief description is enough to start the conversation. Contact us to discuss the scope and next steps.