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Welding, Brazing & Fabrication
Weldments, brazed and soldered assemblies and repairs built alongside the machine shop — so a fabricated part can be welded, then machined flat and to size without leaving the building.
Specifications
- Welding
- TIG (Lincoln Precision TIG 275) · MIG (Miller Millermatic 210)
- Brazing & soldering
- Yes — a large share of our assembly work
- Materials
- Carbon steel, stainless, aluminum, copper alloys
- Sheet metal
- Wysong shear · National brake · vertical and horizontal band saws
- Post-weld machining
- In-house — flatten and finish after welding
- Repair work
- Yes, including field-damaged parts
- Bigger fab
- Routed to our fabrication partners and managed by us
What we make
- Brazed and soldered assemblies
- Precision TIG-welded parts and repairs
- Machine guards, frames and small weldments
- Fixtures and tooling stands
- Fabricated assemblies finished on our own mills
On the floor
The machines
- Lincoln Precision TIG 275 TIG welder
- Miller Millermatic 210 MIG welder
- DoALL 2012-2H3 & Jet VBS-400 vertical band saws
- Kalamazoo 9A-W horizontal band saw
- Wysong shear · National brake sheet metal
Common questions
Welding, Brazing and Fabrication
Can you weld and then machine the same part?
Yes, and that is exactly why having both under one roof matters. Welding moves metal. Machining after welding is how a fabricated assembly ends up flat, square and on-size — and it means no shipping a weldment across town to get it faced off.
Do you braze and solder?
Constantly — it is a bigger share of our work than most machine shops. Brazed carbide, soldered copper and brass assemblies, repairs on parts that cannot be welded.
Do you take repair work on equipment you did not build?
Constantly. Bring in the broken part. If it can be welded and machined back into service we will tell you; if it needs to be remade from stock we will tell you that too.
Request a Quote
Send a print. Get a real number back.
A dimensioned drawing — the tolerances live there — and the STEP model if the part has any complexity. Tell us the quantity — per release and per year if it repeats — the material and when you need it. Production program? Say so and we quote at volume. Urgent job? Call after you submit.