Welding.

MIG, TIG and spot welding, done in house.

Welding joins our stampings and machined parts into finished components, using fixtures built in our own toolroom.

05 · WeldingDetail
MIGFast, strong production welds
TIGPrecise, clean welds
SpotSheet metal joined without filler
FixturedRepeatable part to part

Overview

One shop from blank to weldment.

Many of the parts we stamp leave as part of a larger welded component. Doing the welding here means one supplier, one schedule and one quality system from blank to finished part.

Welds are made in fixtures built by our own tool and die makers, so each part is located the same way every time.

01

MIG welding

Fast, strong welds for production brackets, frames and assemblies.

02

TIG welding

Precise, clean welds where appearance and control matter.

03

Spot welding

Resistance welds that join sheet metal parts quickly with no filler.

04

Welding fixtures

Fixtures designed and built in house for repeatable location.

How a job runs

Print to part,
under one roof.

One team takes your job from the first look at the print to parts on your dock.

  1. 01

    Review

    Send a print, a model or a sample part. We check it for manufacturability and quote it.

  2. 02

    Engineer

    Tooling and process are designed in 2D and 3D CAD, with Mastercam and Esprit for the machine work.

  3. 03

    Build the tool

    Our tool and die makers build and tune the tooling in house.

  4. 04

    Run

    Parts run on our equipment, then get machined, welded or assembled as the job needs.

  5. 05

    Ship

    Checked against your print and shipped, ready for your production line.

Questions

Good questions,
straight answers.

Something else on your mind? Call 716-217-6800 and talk to someone who knows the shop.

Can you weld parts you did not stamp?
Call us about your job. Welding is usually part of a larger job that includes our stampings or machined parts.

Let's build it.

Drawings, models, a sample part or just an idea. Tell us what you need and our team will follow up with questions, options and a quote.