Welded sheet metal and tube assemblies with strong joints and controlled distortion—TIG welding is our key strength.

TIG (GTAW) for clean, controlled welds on precision parts Laser welding available for low distortion and consistent seams MIG (GMAW/CO₂) for efficient structural welding Distortion control through process planning and fixturing Weld appearance managed per cosmetic requirements

Standard: TIG/laser/MIG welding for common sheet metal and tube assemblies. Extended: cosmetic weld standards, special joint requirements, or complex assemblies supported on request and per drawing.

Indicate cosmetic surfaces and visible weld areas clearly Use consistent joint types and add access for welding torch reach Avoid over-constraining tolerances on welded structures (stack-up risk) Define flatness/straightness only where functionally critical For finishing: clarify welding-before-finish sequence and masking needs

Inspection per drawing requirements Reports available upon request (FAI/COC, etc.)

STEP/IGES + PDF (preferred) Material (sheet/tube) + thickness Weld type preference (TIG / laser / MIG) if any Cosmetic requirements / visible surfaces Quantity and assembly notes Finish requirements and sequence

Q: Do you provide TIG welding for stainless and aluminum? A: Yes—TIG is a core capability. Q: Can you meet cosmetic weld requirements? A: Yes, per defined standards—please mark visible areas and expectations. Q: How do you control distortion? A: Method selection, fixturing, and process planning based on geometry. Q: Can you weld copper? A: Possible on request, depending on design and requirement.