Metal parts and industrial assemblies
Custom welding services
We weld metal parts, assemblies and industrial structures to technical documentation. We select the joining method for your material and product requirements, and combine welding with machining.
To your drawings
Parts and assemblies made to your technical brief
4 joining methods
Semi-automatic, TIG, resistance welding and soldering
In-house production
Welding and related machining operations
Welding and soldering methods
We select the method based on the material, joint design and requirements for the finished product.
Semi-automatic welding
Welding steel parts, assemblies and structures with automatic electrode wire feeding.
Materials
- Steel
Maximum welding current
350 A
TIG welding
Welding stainless steel and aluminium parts with a non-consumable electrode in an argon shielding atmosphere.
Materials
- Stainless steel
- Aluminium
Maximum welding current
300 A
Resistance welding
Joining steel parts with electrical current and applied pressure. We assess suitability based on the assembly design.
Materials
- Steel
Maximum equipment current
20,000 A
Copper and brass soldering
Joining copper and brass components using filler solder and flame heating.
Materials
- Copper
- Brass
Heating method
Flame
Current values describe equipment specifications. We assess feasibility for each metal grade, thickness and part geometry after reviewing your technical brief.
Production capabilities
We perform welding operations and complete manufacturing of metal parts and assemblies to agreed technical requirements.
From machining to a welded assembly
Our machining equipment allows us to combine component preparation, welding and subsequent machining within one order.
- Turning and milling
- Drilling and grinding
- Part preparation and assembly
Technical documentation
We work with drawings, 3D models and samples, clarifying the material, quantity and requirements for the finished product.
Method selection
We consider part geometry, access to joints and joining requirements, and determine the preparation needed.
Agreed scope of work
Welding, assembly and additional machining are agreed during the technical review of your order.
How we handle your order
Five steps from your technical brief to finished parts.
Review your requirements
We study documentation or a sample and clarify the material, quantity and joint requirements.
Select the method and quote
We determine the joining method and scope of operations, then prepare a quotation.
Prepare the parts
We prepare components and joining surfaces in accordance with the selected manufacturing process.
Weld and assemble
We carry out welding or soldering, assembly and the agreed related operations.
Inspect and deliver
We check compliance with the technical requirements and deliver the finished parts or assemblies.
Inspection of completed work
Our quality control department checks products against the order requirements. Inspection scope and methods are determined during the technical review.
Welded joints
Visual inspection of accessible joints against the agreed requirements.
Dimensions and geometry
Checks of key dimensions and the relative position of elements in the finished assembly.
Compliance with drawings
Verification of the design and completed operations against the customer’s technical documentation.
Frequently asked questions
Which welding methods do you offer?
We offer semi-automatic, TIG and resistance welding. We also solder copper and brass parts using flame heating.
Can you weld parts to my drawings?
Yes. Send drawings, a 3D model or a technical brief. We will assess manufacturing feasibility, clarify the requirements and prepare a quotation.
Do you work with aluminium and stainless steel?
Yes, we use TIG welding for these materials. We assess the specific metal grade, thickness and part design from your documentation.
Can welding be combined with machining?
Yes. Our in-house machining facilities support turning, milling, drilling and grinding. The scope of these operations is agreed for each order.
What determines the cost?
Material and thickness, joint configuration and accessibility, quantity, preparation, related operations and inspection requirements all affect the cost.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Provide drawings, a 3D model or images of the product, together with the metal grade and thickness, quantity, joint requirements and any additional machining needed.
Get a quote for your assembly
Send drawings, a 3D model or a technical brief. Our specialists will assess feasibility and contact you to clarify the details and prepare a quotation.
What helps us assess your inquiry
- Drawings, a 3D model or product photographs
- Metal grade and part thickness
- Required quantity
- Joint design and joining requirements
- Dimension and geometry requirements
- Additional machining and assembly needed
Welding inquiry
Sales department
