MIG, TIG and arc welding for new work and repairs, with each joint inspected before it goes back into service.
New fabrication and damaged equipment both come through our welding bay, using MIG, TIG and arc processes to suit the material and the joint. Where a part has failed we look at why before laying a bead: a crack at a weld toe, a worn bore or a fatigued bracket often needs a different fix from the one that failed.
Repair scopes include cracked frames and guards, worn shafts and pins, damaged conveyor sections, leaking tanks and broken brackets. Parts are cut out, re-welded and where needed re-machined or re-plated, then inspected before the item goes back into service so the repair outlasts the last attempt.
New welding covers frames, bases, platforms, tanks and pipe supports in mild steel, stainless and aluminum. Emergency call-outs run alongside planned shutdown work, and each repair is recorded so maintenance can plan against it.
Laser and plasma cutting, CNC bending and rolling that turn flat sheet into accurate, repeatable parts.
Brackets, housings, guards and frame assemblies for production lines and OEM machines, made to fit.
Plant platforms, walkways, structures and equipment frames fabricated and installed around production.
Send the failed part or photographs plus the service conditions. We will advise weld repair, re-machining or replacement, and quote the fastest route back to running - including a shutdown window if that is what it takes.
