Our welding fabrication capabilities can complete your custom parts to your individual needs and specifications. Through arc welding and spot welding, we fuse workpieces together at this stage of the metal fabrication process. Our robotic welding machines emphasize efficiency, speed, and safety. All of our metal welding operators are certified by the American Welding Society (AWS).
When repetition and speed are the name of the game, we call upon our flexible robotic MIG welding capabilities. Even though a machine performs the weld, you can rest assured that our AWS certified operators control and monitor its performance. Your welding fabrication project will never be left to chance. We’ll ensure your design is executed perfectly.
Robotic welding keeps our operators safe while completing projects with speed and accuracy. If extreme consistency is your focus, we can provide an identical, controlled weld on every part with robotic welding.
We can weld materials up to the maximum dimensions of 4′ x 8′ using robotic welding.
Need a weld that can withstand extreme force? MIG welding, or metal inert gas welding, produces strong, industrial welds, while giving operators more control over the welding speed and penetration. Our AWS certified MIG welders can fuse metals for vehicle components, boat parts, construction materials and more.
Are you using specialty materials in your custom welding project? We can produce precise welds on tubing, vehicle components, frames and more. TIG welding is perfect for making clean welds with thin materials, like aluminum, and unique metals, such as titanium and certain steel alloys. Where extra precision or aesthetics are required, TIG welding is the way to go, and Metaltech’s experts are the best people for the job.
Spot welding is common for automotive, furniture and appliance components. The process can be used to fusion weld lighter gauge metals. Using resistance spot welding, we attach nuts, studs and other fasteners to your custom products for easier assembly.
We can spot weld materials up to ⅜” thick.
Welding fabrication is the process of cutting, shaping, and assembling metal parts through welding to create a final product or structure. It’s commonly used in manufacturing parts for machinery, infrastructure, and custom metal projects.
Welding joins metal parts together using heat or pressure, while machining removes material from a metal piece to shape it. Both are essential in fabrication: welding is ideal for structural assembly, while machining ensures precision and detail.
Metaltech uses MIG, TIG, and resistance/spot welding depending on the material and project requirements. This allows us to handle everything from structural steel to custom stainless steel components with precision.
Welding fabrication ensures durability, structural integrity, and customization. It’s a critical process for creating load-bearing parts, enclosures, and tailored components that meet exact specifications.
Yes. Metaltech offers full-service support from design and prototyping to final welded assemblies. We collaborate with clients to ensure each part meets technical requirements and functions properly in its intended application.
Yes, Metaltech specializes in welding a variety of metals, including aluminum, titanium, and stainless steel. Our team is equipped to handle projects that require corrosion resistance or lightweight materials.
Our team will evaluate your design, application, and budget to recommend the best fabrication method: whether that’s welding, machining, or a combination of processes.
Combine your resources with ours or let us fabricate your products from square one. Request a quote today to get started.
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